6 Ways to Spot Fraudulent Personal Injury Claims

People making a fake injury claim cost Americans tens of billions of dollars a year.

Personal injury insurance fraud is defined as an act intended to cause an insurance company to compensate you for an injury that is nonexistent, exaggerated, or unrelated to an accident covered by the policy.

Some stage accidents, such as suddenly hitting the brakes in hopes of the vehicle following behind will collide with their bumper and the driver hit from behind can fake his or her injuries.

Others will create a fake car title or registration for a nonexistent antique or luxury car, then report the vehicle stolen and file a claim.

In the video are some ways to help protect your claim and disprove fraud after being involved in an automobile crash.