Modern Vehicle Insurance Fraud: Detection and Investigation Strategies Webinar Recording

As technology in vehicles continues to evolve, the ways in which fraud may appear in auto insurance claims also change. But insurance professionals can leverage those same advances to address concerns that could emerge during their review process.

To stay aware of how event data recorders, infotainment systems, and other technological equipment influence claims validation and processing, request the recording of Alpine Intel’s webinar, Modern Vehicle Insurance Fraud: Detection and Investigation Strategies.

Curtis Whitfill, VRC Investigations vice president of SIU compliance and CE programs, and Steven Tuskan, Mecanica senior forensic consultant, will lead the presentation. Curtis has more than 30 years of experience in the criminal investigation and claims management industry. Steven has spent more than four decades in the transportation industry, including roles with fleet operations, manufacturing, vehicle testing, accident investigation and reconstruction, and forensic consulting.

They discuss how adjusters might notice inconsistencies that could warrant further scrutiny from an investigative partner, with an emphasis on using vehicular infotainment and telematics systems to validate claim details.

Other subjects include: 

• Identification of possible red flags that may raise questions in claims related to modern vehicles
• How technology and data analysis can help confirm potentially suspicious activity
• Which technologies can be used when verifying facts and how to use those tools effectively
• Emerging trends that could appear as inconsistencies in vehicle insurance claims

Fill out the form to receive the webinar recording link via email.

Important: Previously recorded webinars do not qualify for continuing education credit.

The webinar was hosted by VRC Investigations, Mecanica Scientific Services, and Component Testing Laboratories, each specializing in fact verification as part of the Alpine Intel suite of services.

Alpine Intel’s content is meant to inform and educate readers using general terms and descriptions. They do not replace expert evaluations that determine facts and details related to each unique claim.