Fraud News – Page 30
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NewsWest Midlands top hotspot for uninsured drivers
But London has the highest number of uninsured vehicles overall
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NewsHiscox unveils economic crime cover for SMEs
Products gives smaller businesses access to comprehensive cover
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NewsDWF launches counter fraud team in Scotland
Scotland has seen a 16.6% rise in personal injury claims
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NewsFraudsters target failed insurer Enterprise’s UK policyholders
Administrator warns policyholders about potential scam
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NewsPolice charge ex-employee of major insurer with bribery
Employee charged over suspected leak of confidential information
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NewsIntellectual property conference returns to London
It will look at ways to protect UK industries and consumers from intellectual property crime
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NewsLaw Society rejects ABI claims over solicitors' fraud 'connection'
Catherine Dixon says society does not accept that solicitors are facilitating fraudulent claims
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NewsJail for uninsured driver who asked police to stop chasing him
Insurance-dodger dialled 999 to ask police to call off chase
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NewsFlood fraudster forced to repay DLG £56,000 or face jail time
False flood claim lands fraudster with huge bill
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NewsFraudster jailed for bogus passenger personal injury claim
Kevin Hooper claimed his lawyers had tried to frame him
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NewsAccountant jailed for stealing from Biba
Gurmukh Singh Shehri paid himself unauthorised bonuses while employed by Biba
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NewsIFB updates detection tool as scope expands
The updated IFB detection system will identify organised frauds such as ghost broking
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NewsGhost broker faces prison after IFED probe
IFED and IFB investigation catches London-based ghost broker
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NewsCourt finds insurers can recoup payments on exaggerated claims
Insurers can claw back claims payments after settlement if the claimant has deliberately exaggerated a claim, the Supreme Court has ruled. In a judgement handed down today, Supreme Court judges ruled that injured worker Colin Hayward should only be paid a settlement of £14,720 even though ...
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NewsCourt exposes father and son’s attempt to defraud AXA
A father has been found guilty of providing false information to obtain insurance and been sentenced to 100 hours of community service after a failed attempt to defraud AXA. Mohammed Rustam Khan told AXA that no one in his home had any criminal convictions when he ...
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NewsDishonest drivers pay higher premiums – Consumer Intelligence
Motorists who lie to insurance companies are paying £286 more on their insurance premiums, according to research published today. The report by market research firm Consumer Intelligence found that insurance companies offer a better price to honest drivers because in their experience they are less likely ...
