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SUMMARY:How Desktop Services Impact Investigations
DESCRIPTION:An introduction to the professional and practical considerations involved when an investigator utilizes or engages in the use of desktop investigations. This course covers the purpose and value of virtual video interviews\, telephonic vs. video interviews\, conversation management\, how to use InVue technology\, and best practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCE Credit Approved States: \nCA\, CO\, CT\, DE\, FL\, IA\, ID\, KS\, MA\, MO\, MS\, NC\, ND\, NE\, NM\, PA\, RI\, SC\, SD\, TX\, VA\, VT\, WV \nAttendees must be present for at least 50 minutes and participate in all poll questions to qualify for CE credit.
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/how-desktop-services-impact-investigations-2/
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SUMMARY:CE Webinar: Inside the Interview - Turning Conversations Into Evidence
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nThis course equips claims professionals with effective interviewing skills to gather evidence\, assess credibility\, and uncover key details. Participants learn how to prepare\, build rapport\, ask strategic questions\, and recognize deception to support thorough\, accurate claims handling. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nUnderstand interview value and formats\nPrepare effectively and build professional rapport\nUse questioning techniques and active listening\nAssess credibility and identify deception\n\nApproved for 1 Hour of Claims Adjuster Credit in the following 21 states:\nAL\, AR\, CA (WC)\, DE\, FL\, GA\, ID\, IN\, KY\, LA\, MN\, MS\, NC\, NH\, NM\, NV\, OK\, OR (WC)\, TX\, UT\, WY \nDirect any questions to: cahluwalia@frasco.com.
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/ce-webinar-inside-the-interview-turning-conversations-into-evidence/
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SUMMARY:Protecting Communities From Today’s Identity Thieves
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to learn the latest about identity theft prevention and recovery by participating in our Protecting Communities From Today’s Identity Thieves webinar on Nov. 18. During the webinar\, Mona Terry\, chief operating and programs officer at the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC)\, will explore current identity crime trends\, including how different age groups and vulnerable populations are impacted. Terry will also discuss practical steps consumers can take to protect their personal information\, recognize potential risks\, and reduce the impact of identity misuse. \nWebinar participants will: \n\nGain a better understanding of what makes up our identities and how personal information and accounts can be compromised or misused;\nLearn about current identity crime trends\, including differences across age groups and populations that may face unique risks or barriers to recovery;\nRecognize common tactics used by identity criminals and how those tactics can affect different individuals;\nIdentify practical steps consumers can take to protect their identities and find help if their information is compromised or misused.
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/protecting-communities-from-todays-identity-thieves/
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SUMMARY:IASIU Webinar: Behind the Ride: How Insurance Fraud Impacts the Rideshare Industry
DESCRIPTION:Overview:\nInsurance fraud in the rideshare ecosystem doesn’t just affect individual claims—it ripples across the entire insurance marketplace\, driving up costs and straining resources. To combat increasingly sophisticated schemes like staged accidents\, traditional investigative boundaries must be broken down. This session explores how Uber’s Claims SIU team actively partners with our insurance carrier partners to detect\, disrupt\, and mitigate fraud at scale. \nBio \nKaylynn Christie is the Senior Manager of Claims SIU at Uber. She leads the team responsible for partnering with Uber’s insurance carriers to detect and mitigate fraud\, specifically identifying suspected staged accidents and enhancing carrier investigations using Uber’s application data.\nKaylynn brings over 10 years of insurance leadership experience to this role\, with a strong background in auto major case\, complex general liability claims\, and tort and coverage litigation. She is a licensed attorney in Texas.\n  \n 
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/iasiu-webinar-behind-the-ride-how-insurance-fraud-impacts-the-rideshare-industry/
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SUMMARY:Using AI to Fight Medicare Fraud – Updates from CMS and Center for Program Integrity
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Jienelle Herndon\, Office of Program Operations and Local Engagement\, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/using-ai-to-fight-medicare-fraud-updates-from-cms-and-center-for-program-integrity/
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SUMMARY:Smoke\, Mirrors & Metadata: Unmasking Digital Deception
DESCRIPTION:In a world where digital evidence can be manipulated in seconds\, seeing isn’t always believing. From altered accident photographs and fabricated damage estimates to manipulated PDFs and electronic records\, the line between authentic evidence and digital deception is becoming increasingly difficult to recognize. \nJoin Becker & Company as we pull back the curtain on digital deception and explore how images and documents can be altered\, what may be hiding beneath the surface\, and how forensic technology can uncover inconsistencies invisible to the naked eye. \nThrough practical examples\, attendees will discover what a thorough\, scientifically grounded\, and court defensible digital forensic investigation looks like and how evaluating the origin\, integrity\, and technical history of digital evidence can help SIU and claims professionals make informed decisions with greater confidence. \nBecause the most important evidence may be what you don’t see.
URL:https://insurancefraud.org/event/smoke-mirrors-metadata-unmasking-digital-deception/
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