Cracking down the chiropractors

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The controversial details of New Jersey's largest auto insurance fraud case have finally been revealed. Some of the chiropractic doctors are connected in a fraud ring that generated over $52 million in phony accident claims. Law enforcers are trying to come up with a scheme that would track down fraudulent chiropractors. To fight fraud, members of the American Chiropractic Assn are being encouraged to report or turn in any chiropractors who are suspected to be involved in such fraudulent act.

Cases, Chiropractors, Insurance fraud

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Technology to go: four insurers have found new ways to turn their technology savvy into profit centers by selling their expertise to other industries - even to direct competitors

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Four insurance companies have discovered that offering their technological knowledge to other insurers especially in information technology can bring about profits. Opportunities abound because of the decision of some companies to outsource information services. Cigna Corp., Dodson Group, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina, and Lincoln National Reinsurance have also realized that providing information technology services can also help increase insurance premiums.

Information Systems, Services, Insurance industry, Information technology, Information management

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