A Warren, N.J., woman faces a number of charges, including third-degree insurance fraud, for allegedly using the identity of her deceased mother to gain benefits, secure an auto policy and make an accident claim through that coverage.

A Los Angeles attorney was charged with 28 felony counts in connection with an insurance fraud scheme regarding staged accidents throughout Northern California.

Spotted working at a fast food restaurant while collecting workers’ compensation benefits has led to numerous charges against a Kingston, N.Y., woman.

A former police officer with the Norfolk (Va.) Police Department pleaded guilty to mail fraud charges in federal court in connection with a false insurance claim filed on his Mercedes Benz.

The New York Alliance Against Insurance Fraud says new data from state regulators points to lingering issues in the state’s no-fault auto system.

A former executive with Wisconsin-based General Casualty was sentence to 46 months in federal prison and must pay $1 million in restitution for misappropriating funds from his former employer.

A Buffalo, N.Y., man was arrested and accused of picking a house at random on which to make a fake insurance claim, receiving $3,200 through the ruse.

Nine people have been charged with 41 criminal charges each for allegedly helping to cheat four insurance companies out of more than $1 million as part of what officials are calling “Operation Forgery Factory.”

The owners of a Newbury Park, Calif., drywall and painting company allegedly lied to their workers’ compensation insurer for nine years in an attempt to lower premiums.

Two men who allegedly lied to New Jersey police and an insurance company regarding a stolen vehicle face charges, including insurance fraud, and up to 15 years in prison each.