When it comes to protecting what matters most, the last thing anyone wants is to fall victim to insurance fraud. Whether you're filing a claim or purchasing a new policy, working with a trusted local insurance agent ensures you’re protected from the growing threat of fraud in Arizona.

At Riseson Insurance , we proudly serve communities in Tempe , Phoenix , Scottsdale , Tucson , Gilbert , and Chandler , offering personal , business , and property insurance backed by strong fraud protection strategies.

Insurance fraud is a deceptive act intended to result in an unfair financial gain. This includes:

Faking or exaggerating claims Misrepresenting information on applications Staging accidents or damage Billing for services not rendered

Not only is this illegal, but it also raises premiums for honest policyholders and slows down the claims process.

Fraud prevention starts with a local agent who knows the community and takes the time to understand each client’s unique risks. At Riseson Insurance, we go beyond selling policies—we help you stay informed and protected.

As your neighborhood insurance partner, we’re familiar with local trends and high-risk fraud scenarios specific to the Phoenix Valley and Southern Arizona. This allows us to spot red flags faster and provide tailored guidance.

Never give out policy numbers or personal info unless you trust the source Watch for unusual claim activity on your account Review all documents before signing Report anything suspicious immediately

From Chandler to Tucson, we’re committed to protecting our clients from fraud while delivering personalized coverage you can trust. At Riseson Insurance, we make fraud prevention a priority—so you can focus on living life confidently.

Call 602-460-5470 today to schedule your free insurance review.

What Is Insurance Fraud?

How We Help Prevent Insurance Fraud

Local Knowledge, Smarter Protection

Fraud Protection Tips from Riseson Insurance

Protecting Arizona One Policy at a Time

• Faking or exaggerating claims
• Misrepresenting information on applications
• Staging accidents or damage
• Billing for services not rendered

• Never give out policy numbers or personal info unless you trust the source
• Watch for unusual claim activity on your account
• Review all documents before signing
• Report anything suspicious immediately