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No-Fault Insurance Anti-Fraud Litigation: An Overview (On-Demand CLE)
No-Fault Insurance Anti-Fraud Litigation: An Overview (On-Demand CLE)
When your clients bring you suspected cases of no-fault insurance fraud, you're in the driver's seat. You'll need to know everything from the type of fraud suspected, potential causes of action, and discovery strategy. This general guide to no-fault insurance anti-fraud litigation from the perspective of a plaintiff-insurer will help get you in gear.
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Though prosecutors, legislators, and regulators have made some attempts to resolve the problem, automobile insurers are—for now—the primary actors in the fight against no-fault fraud, and the primary vehicle for their action is civil litigation against no-fault insurance fraud rings.
No-fault insurance fraud has significant consequences for society. It imposes a "fraud tax" on consumers that is estimated at billions of dollars each year, undermines the laudable purpose of no-fault insurance laws, and exposes not only automobile insureds, but also the general public, to risk.
Join our esteemed panel as they explain how to:
No-fault insurance fraud has significant consequences for society. It imposes a "fraud tax" on consumers that is estimated at billions of dollars each year, undermines the laudable purpose of no-fault insurance laws, and exposes not only automobile insureds, but also the general public, to risk.
Join our esteemed panel as they explain how to:
- Classify the type of fraud, and identify avenues for further investigation when approached by a client with a suspected case of no-fault insurance fraud
- Evaluate potential causes of action, develop them into a legally-sufficient complaint, and defend that complaint against a dispositive motion
- Formulate a discovery strategy, justify the need for various types of discovery to the court, and leverage that discovery to obtain a favorable settlement or prove your client's case at summary judgment or trial
Product Details
Moderators
Max Gershenoff
Panelists
Barry Scott Cohen, Priscilla Kam, Ryan Goldberg
Product Code
CE1710AFLOLC
Duration
90
Publication Date
10/25/2017 12:00:00 AM
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