Insurance Fraud, Arson & SIU Support
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The rising cost of medical, automotive, homeowner, commercial, health, life and disability insurance in Florida and nationwide is directly linked to the ever-increasing incidence of insurance fraud. Staged automobile accidents, arson, "phantom" thefts, and other methods designed to fraudulently obtain insurance benefits are common insurance fraud examples. Even the simple exaggeration of a loss is insurance fraud.
Marcus & Myers offers a full range of legal services relating to the following types of insurance fraud:
- Auto insurance fraud
- Fraud in insurance claims activities
- Fraud rings
- Health care fraud
- Health maintenance organization (HMO) fraud
- Insurance agent crimes
- Insurance claim fraud
- Insurance premium fraud
- Insurer insolvency fraud
- Medical fraud rings
- Personal injury protection (PIP) fraud
- Property damage fraud
- Public employee fraud for workers' compensation
- Unauthorized insurance entity fraud
- Underwriting fraud
- Workers' compensation fraud
- Workers' compensation premium avoidance
Attorneys at the law firm of Marcus & Myers are experienced in handling insurance fraud cases in all lines of coverage, including health, life, disability, medical, auto, and property & casualty. We assist with coverage matters for commercial, personal, first party or third party claims.
Our legal services in regard to insurance fraud matters include but are not limited to:
- Evaluate special investigations
- Conduct examinations under oath
- Assess insurance policy coverage language
- Draft "reservations of rights" letters
- Obtain non-waiver agreements
- Coordinate with expert insurance fraud investigators and law enforcement
- Initiate actions and file counterclaims for declaratory relief and rescission where appropriate
In the area of medical insurance fraud, we can assist in the evaluation of matters including: fraudulent bills; manipulation of patient records; billing for medical services never rendered or for services medically unnecessary; billing for expensive medical or laboratory tests that were never conducted; billing for medical supplies or equipment that were medically unnecessary; or inappropriate patient referrals to diagnostic facilities.
Contact Office Administrator Melissa Busby at 407-447-2550 x306 or mbusby@marcusmyerslaw.com to schedule your appointment with an attorney to discuss your case.
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