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Midyear Meeting 2026 In New Orleans, LA
- Members please join us June 15–16 for the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud’s 2026 Midyear Meeting at the Sheraton New Orleans. The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud’s Midyear Meeting brings together insurers, regulators, consumer groups, legal experts, and other groups that serve the fraud-fighting community so we can collectively tackle emerging schemes and share real-time intelligence. Click here to register –> 2026 Midyear Meeting.
Next-Gen Voices Drive Phase Two of Insurance Fraud Awareness on Social Media!
- The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is proud to continue its Social Media Competition in partnership with Wayne State University, and Carpe Data, who is sponsoring phase two of this education and outreach initiative. In Phase Two, Wayne State marketing students have been transforming weekly educational themes into creative, peer-focused posts on the Coalition’s Instagram page, @stopinsurancefraud. They began by highlighting the per-person cost of insurance fraud, challenging audiences to consider what they could do with an extra $932 each year. Students then created attention-grabbing reels explaining the legal consequences of committing insurance fraud, and in the coming weeks will introduce content showing how insurers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to detect fraud schemes. By engaging young adults where they already spend their time online, the campaign is turning awareness into engagement as they’ve already achieved more than 14,000 views in their first 30 days! To check out their posts, share their creativity and amplify their messages, follow: #StopInsuranceFraud
Have An Idea For A Presentation Or Webinar?
- We invite our members to submit topics for review and help shape our upcoming educational programs. Whether you can share insight on an emerging fraud trend, a regulatory update, a case study, or a proven strategy, your expertise can benefit the entire community. Click the link to submit your presentation or webinar idea. We look forward to highlighting the knowledge and leadership within our membership. Click this link –> I have an idea.
FraudPod
Welcome, Coalition members, to FraudPod — your inside track on the fight against insurance fraud. Each episode spotlights a member of the Coalition across the industry who is driving real change, sharing insights from the front lines, innovative projects, and proven strategies that make a difference. If you would like to record a FraudPod, please contact Joseph at Communications@insurancefraud.org to schedule a time to discuss.
LEGISLATION: Latest Updates
Track Insurance Fraud Legislation. Get updates on new fraud bills, regulations, and model acts as they develop. We monitor state-level changes and industry developments so you can stay informed on the legislation that matters to your work. Simple updates. Clear insights. Always current.
Consumer Fraud Videos
The Coalition has curated a library of insurance fraud awareness videos exclusively for use by our member organizations. These professionally produced videos are designed to support your fraud prevention campaigns and can be customized with your organization’s logo, which will appear at the end of the selected video. This resource is available to Coalition members only and aims to enhance outreach and education on the dangers of insurance fraud.
Fraud Stats
Stats reveal fraud trends. How big is fraud? … How much damage … Progress we’re making — or not … What scams are happening, and why. Find the fraud facts — across all lines of insurance.
Did you know that $308.6B can…
• Stretch to the moon and back 16 times!
• Purchase approx. 771, 500 homes!
• Fund approx. 3,086,000 four-year college degrees!
• Cost approx. $932.63 per person each year!
• Cost approx. $3,750.52 per family each year!
• Buy 81 billion school lunches!
Insurance companies report that fraud is increasing or remaining steady, underscoring a growing concern within the industry. In response, the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, a national alliance of over 300 organizations, including insurers, consumer groups, and government agencies, is intensifying its efforts to combat this pervasive issue. Through collaboration, research, and public education, the Coalition aims to protect consumers and reduce the financial impact of fraudulent activities.
A significant majority of consumers express concern about insurance fraud and its detrimental effects on both the economy and individuals. This widespread apprehension underscores public awareness of the financial burden that fraudulent activities impose, including increased premiums and eroded trust in the insurance system. In response, the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is actively collaborating with its diverse stakeholders to foster a more secure and trustworthy environment for all. By uniting these groups, the Coalition aims to effectively combat the ever-evolving landscape of insurance fraud.