Fraud Indicators
This session looks at what they are, the signs and next steps.
Fraud Liability Claims
This session will consider fraud exposure in the context of EL and PL claims. It provides an awareness of the cost implications of fraudulent work and considers why volumes are increasing and how to deal with these cases.
Fraud Tactics – Using the Civil Procedure Rules to our advantage
This session looks at using the procedural rules to our advantage in fraud cases. It will consider how to put cases on the best footing, using the rules to narrow the issues and attempts to dispose of the claim.
Fundamental Dishonesty: QOCS & CJCA
This session equips you with an understanding of fundamental dishonesty and its relationship with QOCS, and the CJCA. We cover case law, practical examples and ‘at your desk’ tips.
Insurance Contracts and Indemnity
This session will equip you with an understanding of an insurers’ obligation including contractual, statutory, and European obligations and will also look at MIB liabilities. There will also be consideration of how to deal with indemnity issues in fraudulent claims and recent changes and trends.
Low Velocity Impact
This session will provide you with all you need to know about LVI cases. looking specifically at opposing ideas, evidence, the impact of recent legal changes and how best to run an LVI claim.
Noise Induced Hearing Loss Fraudulent Behaviours
This session looks at what fraud could look like in a deafness claim, including possible fraud typology, Fundamental Dishonest in NIHL cases, strategies to adopt, expert evidence and the use of Intelligence.
Sanctions – Pursuing the Fraudster
This session will look at both civil and criminal sanctions available in pursuing a fraudulent claimant. Case law, legislation and procedure will be considered.
Phantom Passengers – An Introduction
This session will provide you with all you need to know about phantom passengers, including what evidence is needed to successfully defend such claims, and how to obtain such evidence. We will look at case theory and bogus passenger defences and dealing with genuine claimants