Updated Anti-Fraud Grant Regulations

The California Department of Insurance is circulating an amended proposal for standardizing its oversight of programs that provide grant funding to district attorneys to fight insurance fraud across multiple lines of coverage. The proposal was out for public comment earlier this summer, and the new version incorporates responses the Department received in that initial period. … Read More »

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Questioning DAs Anti-Fraud Efforts

For the third year in a row, California employers are paying nearly $90 million to fight workers’ comp fraud in its various forms but are getting far fewer results from district attorneys than they did when the assessment was $30 million less a decade ago. Newly compiled data show that the number of suspected fraudulent … Read More »

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Commissioner, FAC Approve Funding Split Among District Attorneys

The Fraud Assessment Commission and Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara approved a review panel’s recommendations for splitting $55.6 million in anti-fraud funds among 30 District Attorneys. The number of DAs getting funding this year to fight workers’ comp fraud is down by two after Merced and Tulare counties did not apply this year. In 2025, Tehama … Read More »

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