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Life
- Questionable circumstances surrounding reported death; staged death/false identity.
- Suspicious or questionable actions by applicant or policyholder (insured’s health misrepresented on application; suspicious timing of application in relation to insured’s death); potential for monetary gain from life insurance policy. Include suspicious claims involving murder for profit and claims pertaining to viatical settlements.
Workers' Compensation
- Suspicious employee applicant claim.
Defrauding Employee - Employer committing illegal act against employee(s).
- Legal provider inflates billing or materially misrepresents the facts.
- Medical provider inflates billing, knowingly submits bills with improper medical codes and misrepresents facts.
- Pharmacy inflates bills or falsifies codes.
-Misclassifying the type of workers to obtain workers’ compensation coverage at a lower premium. (Example: classifying roofers as clerical, etc.)
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