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The Claim That Does Not Look Nuclear Yet (opens the original)
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This article is part of a sponsored series brought to you by Hodson PI. View Series A relatively ordinary automobile claim arrives. The vehicle damage is moderate. The claimant initially reports soreness and begins conservative treatment. Liability appears manageable, no lawsuit has been filed, and nothing about the file suggests that it will become one of the company’s most serious losses. Months later, the picture changes. The claimant undergoes surgery. A family member begins documenting the
The Investigation Referral Is Not an Order Form (opens the original)
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This article is part of a sponsored series brought to you by Hodson PI. View Series A referral may say, “Conduct two days of surveillance,” “Locate and interview the witness,” or “Complete a social media investigation.” Those instructions identify a service, but they do not always explain the question the investigation is supposed to answer. An investigative referral should authorize the work, but it should also begin a conversation. The claims professional understands the claim, its history, it
When 30 Seconds Isn't Enough: Responding to Hesitation and Refusal (opens the original)
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This article is part of a sponsored series brought to you by Hodson PI. View Series In our previous article, “30 Seconds or Less: Building Trust at the Front Door” we covered the importance of the first few moments of an unexpected visit: identify yourself, explain the reason for the visit, bring the subject’s guard down, and give them a reason to trust you. But what happens when you do all that successfully – and the answer is still no? Or, sometimes a door simply slams in your face. What’s the
OSINT & Background Investigations: A Practical Toolkit for Modern Claims Handling (opens the original)
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This article is part of a sponsored series brought to you by Hodson PI. View Series Fraud isn’t slowing down. In 2025, the Federal Trade Commission reported that roughly 15 million Americans were victims of fraud, with losses including $16.4 million in healthcare fraud, $32 million in internet services fraud, and a staggering $636.3 million tied to imposter scams alone. Now with AI in the mix, bad actors new ways to make their schemes look legitimate. For claims professionals, means the old inst
Beyond the Screenshot: What Claims Professionals Should Expect From Digital Evidence Preservation (opens the original)
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This article is part of a sponsored series brought to you by Hodson PI. View Series Online evidence has a way of disappearing. A post can be edited, a story can expire, or an account can become private without warning. I have encountered this many times during my career. In one instance, I located a possible profile associated with a subject and collected publicly available content through the end of the business day. When I returned the next morning, the account was private. I have also seen re
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