Roundtable: Turning the focus onto casualty fraud

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While the motor sector has tended to grab the headlines, fraud is on the rise in other areas too. Post gathered together a number of industry experts to debate how the profile of this issue in the casualty sector can be raised

The proliferation of crash-for-cash and staged accidents in the motor market - and the subsequent media coverage of how this is affecting customers' premiums - has brought these frauds to the fore. It

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