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Fraud - Recovering Monies: To catch a thief

To catch a thief

Criminal prosecutions against a fraudster will rarely result in a commercial recovery — but there are more ways than one to skin a cat, as Nick Wood explains.

The UK's first comprehensive fraud estimate, published by the National Fraud Authority on 22 January 2010, revealed that more than £2bn was lost to insurance fraud in 2009 — out of a total bill

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