| Maintaining a full time career working Insurance Fraud | | | | movies, involves investigating and determining the |
| Investigator Jobs is not easy. It is a job that involves | | | | cause of fires. Many times fires are set purposely in |
| tracking down scam artists who are trying to steal | | | | order to receive insurance claim pay outs for |
| from businesses, the government and anyone else in | | | | damages. |
| their path. Although the work itself may mean having | | | | - Automobile Ins. Fraud: There are many insurance |
| to work long hours and deal with high stress situations, | | | | fraud cases involving drivers claiming damages not |
| being a certified insurance fraud investigator serves as | | | | caused by initial accidents. As well, staged accidents in |
| a very rewarding career for those who take fighting | | | | order to claim auto insurance pay outs are very |
| crime seriously. | | | | common. |
| With the rising numbers of fraud related crimes in the | | | | - Life Ins. Fraud: Unfortunately, there is a high number |
| insurance industry, there seems to be an over load of | | | | of homicide cases centered around life insurance |
| work for those employed in the field. This is creating | | | | claims. It is up to the skilled fraud investigator to solve |
| an influx of new fraud investigation employment | | | | the case and bring the con artist to justice. |
| vacancies with many lining up to fill the positions. We | | | | The world of insurance investigation remains a vital |
| can see this in many areas of insurance related fraud | | | | component for many businesses within the insurance |
| such as: | | | | industry. The amounts lost due to this form of fraud is |
| - Workers Compensation Fraud: Involving those who | | | | in the billions of dollars. Without the vast number of |
| make false work related injury claims and try to collect | | | | individuals working insurance investigator jobs, most |
| pay outs. Faking a back injury is one of the most | | | | outfits would have to close their doors due to the |
| common examples where those faking are unaware | | | | overwhelming losses. It is sad that we live in a world |
| that they are under surveillance, being filmed lifting | | | | where people think they can get a free ride. However, |
| heavy items when claiming they are unable to work | | | | for those caught committing these crimes, the free ride |
| because of their injured back. | | | | turns into a free jail cell. |
| - Arson Ins. Fraud: This job, made popular through | | | | |