Two common types of fraudulent injury claims are 1) injury fraud and 2) buildup.

Injury fraud is simply reporting a gross misrepresentation of facts.  For example, claiming injuries that are non-existent, like whiplash resulting from a slow moving accident with no damage to the automobile.

Buildup is the stated over exaggeration of some facts or otherwise inflated expenses associated with the claim.  For example, claiming a more severe injury than actually exists.

Brown, Kaszak, & Associates are sought-after investigative professionals that employ an ethical investigative process designed to provide the most comprehensive, accurate representation of the circumstances surrounding the claim.

OUR QUALIFIED TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS WILL:

• Evaluate & Document the Scene of the Accident
• Canvass the Area for Witnesses to the Accident
• Conduct Interviews of Witnesses
• Identify all Occupants of the Vehicles

WE NARROW THE SCOPE OF THE INVESTIGATION ON THE CLAIMANT / OTHER OCCUPANTS TO INCLUDE:

• A History of Claims
• Any Changes in Coverage Amounts Prior to the Accident
• Identifying Indicators of Financial Stress that may be a Motive for Fraud
• Conducting Surveillance to Support Claims of Injuries
• Conducting a Medical Canvass to Identify Treatment of Pre-Existing Injuries
• Analyze Social Media for Evidence Contrary to the Claim