Webinar: Investigating Insurance Fraud

Investigating Insurance Fraud

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The total cost of non-health insurance fraud is estimated to be more than $40 billion per year. Add to that the $300 billion lost to health care fraud and abuse and you have an epidemic that costs US citizens dearly.

Insurance fraud costs the average US family between $400 and $700 per year in the form of increased premiums and health care fraud can have a much higher human cost in terms of quality of care and mortality.

Understanding these lucrative crimes and the people who commit them is key to a successful insurance fraud investigation. Kelly Riddle, president and founder of Kelmar Global, and an investigator with more than 30 years of experience, discusses methods for conducting effective insurance fraud investigations.

Includes:

what constitutes insurance fraud
how to identify it
what investigators need to do to successfully prosecute insurance fraud cases
actual insurance fraud cases
methods for investigating automobile fraud, property fraud, health care fraud, worker’s compensation fraud, arson and homeowner’s fraud

Webinar Presenter

Kelly Riddle

President and Founder of Kelmar Global

Kelly Riddle has more than 35 years of investigative and law enforcement experience. Prior to founding his own company, Kelmar Global, in 1989, he worked for two other private investigation companies and in the insurance industry as an adjuster and an investigator.

Kelly has been a member of the SWAT Team, a training officer, emergency medical technician, evidence technician, arson investigator, traffic investigator and breathalyzer operator. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from the University of North Alabama.