insurance fraud

A new state campaign urges New Jerseyans to be on the alert for, and report insurance fraud, which is a crime.

A Delaware couple used the names of family members as well as current and former Georgia state prison inmates to file fraudulent insurance claims, authorities say.

A Toms River couple sued an insurance company Friday, claiming it defrauded them out of the sales tax in their Superstorm Sandy claim, and their lawyer said others might also have been affected.

With mounting evidence that hundreds of homeowners in New Jersey and New York had their Sandy flood insurance claims denied because engineering reports were doctored, a New Jersey Congressman is calling on FEMA to rectify the situation.

With mounting evidence that hundreds of families in New Jersey and New York had their Superstorm Sandy insurance claims denied because of fraud, U.S. Sens. Bob Menendez and Cory Booker, along with New York Sens. Kristen Gillibrand and Charles Schumer are calling on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs to hold Congressional oversight hearings to get to the bottom of the situat

An elderly New Jersey woman who submitted dozens of false invoices to a health insurance company has been sentenced to three years in state prison.

The New Jersey Office of Insurance Fraud Prosecutor has obtained a state grand jury indictment charging a Monmouth County man with allegedly filing a fraudulent insurance claim for property damages related to Superstorm Sandy.

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A New Jersey woman has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $170,000 by falsifying invoices that she sent to an insurance company regarding out-of-pocket expenses she purportedly incurred for in-home healthcare services provided to her ailing husband. State Attorney General Jeff Chiesa says Loreta Fontanilla pleaded guilty to theft by deception.

Prosecutors say a veteran Newark police officer has been indicted on insurance fraud charges.