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             INSURANCE FRAUDS:




             TACTICS AND TRENDS





             IN THE INDUSTRY









                Abstract:
              This article investigates how protections extortion could be an inescapable issue

             within  the  industry,  costing  billions  of  dollars  each  year.  There  are  different
             strategies  that  fraudsters  utilize  to  misdirect  protections  companies  and

             policyholders,  driving  to  expanded  premiums  for  legitimate  clients.  One

             common  strategy  is  arranging  mishaps  or  wounds  to  form  wrong  claims  for
             financial  gain.  Another  strategy  is  expanding  the  esteem  of  misplaced  or

             harmed  property  in  arrange  to  get  the  next  payout  from  the  protections
             company.  To  address  this  developing  issue,  protections  companies  are

             contributing in innovation and information analytics to distinguish suspicious
             claims  and  patterns  of  false  behaviour.  It  is  basic  for  all  partners  within  the

             protections industry to work together to combat extortion and ensure genuine
             policyholders from the budgetary results of misleading hones.



             Keywords:  Exaggerated  damage,  Staged  accidents,  False  documentation,

             medical billing fraud, Insurance fraud, Identity theft, Phantom vehicle claims,
             Workers’ compensation fraud



             INTRODUCTION

             Protections extortion may be a noteworthy issue that impacts both safeguards

             and policyholders, driving to expanded premiums and potential money related
             misfortunes.  In  spite  of  these  endeavours,  protections  extortion  remains  a

             tireless challenge that requires ongoing vigilance and development in location
             and avoidance strategies. This deceptive conduct leads to expanded premiums

             for all policyholders, as protections companies pass on the costs of false claims
             to their clients.




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