We stay one step ahead.

Our first priority is ensuring funds go to those who deserve them.  Settlement programs will always be prone to various fraud attempts, putting the award amounts for those deserving claimants at risk. We bring to each program we administer more than two decades of experience preventing and detecting fraud.  

Our advanced fraud prevention and detention techniques include a vulnerabilities assessment checklist and analytics tools to observe and summarize trends to enable meaningful investigation. Our team identifies and measures risk factors through meticulous data collection and analysis as we spot trends through the claims process to help guide our strategies.  

We have managed these processes in some of the largest settlements by dollar amount in U.S. history, ranging from the nearly $18 billion Fire Victim Trust to the $13 billion Deepwater Horizon settlement programs. Those events alone comprise nearly 500,000 claims that required extensive vetting. 

When fraud has been detected, we have worked extensively alongside law enforcement agencies, including case referrals, assisting investigations, and trials. During the Deepwater Horizon Settlement BrownGreer accepted the “Coin of Excellence” from the U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Louisiana for being able to apply our fraud detection analytics, review, and referral of fraudulent claims to law enforcement on the settlement. 

Our industry-leading background in settlement administration has made BrownGreer a go-to resource for providing guidance in developing fraud detection and prevention procedures. While doing so, our team is constantly evolving our techniques to stay one step ahead.