Fraud costs the property & casualty insurance industry $40 billion each year, and much of that is driven by organized fraud. Organized fraud can include a few individuals conspiring to scheme an insurer or a network of several claimants and service providers defrauding many carriers. Detecting these crime networks is becoming increasingly difficult.
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Advisen and Experian partnered on a study to better understand what companies rate as their highest cybersecurity concerns for the remainder of 2017. Respondents were also asked about the general areas where they could improve their overall cyber risk preparedness and cyber response levels.
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In the InsurTech era, digital transformation has largely been understood as the refinement of front-office, point-of-sale capabilities. However, as insurers are finally catching up with how other industries do electronic commerce, the coming battlefield for insurance industry definition will be about data. Insurance is fundamentally a data-driven product, and the insurer that has the better data—and knows what to do with it—will be able to identify trends, design innovative products more quickly, and price risk better than the competition.
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Learn techniques on how to properly investigate and ensure workers' compensation claims should be contested. At one time for another, virtually all employers must deal with an on-the-job injury. When a work-related injury is reported, the employer must investigate the injury to determine its validity. This topic will help any employer, regardless of size, identify questionable claims and determine which claims should be contested. It will give employers and their attorneys a road map for investigating the injury claim, deciding whether to contest the claim and developing evidence to defend it. This material will also provide attorneys with helpful litigation techniques for defending workers' compensation claims.
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