Insurance fraud has been proven to be the second most costly
crime taking place across the country, and it’s a crime that affects companies
and consumers alike.
The statistics are staggering. In the United States, $80
billion per year is lost to insurance fraud. This cost directly affects
consumers. According to the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, these cases are
getting more and more diverse, and they leave a major impact on the insurance
organizations involved.
Insurance fraud comes in various forms, including identify
theft, claims, employee-agent, and hacking. Most states have laws dealing
specifically with insurance fraud, and that’s what NSIU helps with - untangling
webs of insurance fraud and helping stop the loss of funds.
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