Insurance Fraud Definition: Someone intentionally deceives another about an insurance matter to receive money or other benefits not rightfully theirs. (Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, 2008). 5 Legal Elements of Fraud include intentional misrepresentation, material fact, knowledge of falsity, induce another to act, victim suffers harm.

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Travelers (Fraud Line)
	Auto Insurance Fraud	Insurance fraud involving a business or personal auto claim. For example, car accident, trucks, tractor trailers, fleet vehicles, auto damage
	Liability Insurance Fraud	Insurance fraud involving a liability claim. For example, staged slip and fall, fake food claims
	Property Insurance Fraud	Insurance fraud involving business or personal property. For example, house, restaurant, jewelry, appliances
	Underwriting/Policy Fraud	Insurance fraud involving an insured or applicant. For example, misrepresentation on an application for insurance, premium evasion, or fraudulent certificates of insurance or automobile identification cards.
	Workers Compensation Insurance Fraud	Insurance fraud involving a workers compensation claim. For example, inflated injuries, fake injuries, upcoming layoff, old injury reported as new work related injury