Irvine, CA, June 22, 2016- Investigation Solutions, Inc. (ISI) has announced the addition of Brian Wiggins to their Special Investigations Unit (SIU) Division. ISI is a national field adjusting and investigation company specializing in uncovering fraudulent insurance claims. Wiggins was formerly part of Thomson Reuters’ Risk, Fraud and Investigations group.
“Brian’s nearly two decades in the investigative/fraud sector are a perfect fit for ISI’s 2016 initiatives which include growth and innovation in our investigations, fraud, and provider fraud products and services,” explained Tim Cloney, COO for ISI.
Wiggins will direct the sales and customer service teams for ISI. Additionally, he will be a key player in identifying new opportunities for the company’s special investigative services.
“Risk management and fraud prevention and detection are not just issues for large corporations,” Wiggins explained. “In my new role I’ll be working with small-to-medium businesses, to help them better identify and manage their risks, as well as better equip them to spot areas vulnerable to fraud and investigate possible fraud.”
Most recently, Brian was employed at Thomson Reuters in Los Angeles for 18 years as a part of the RFI Group (Risk, Fraud and Investigations), handling cases ranging from anti-money laundering and skip-tracing to loss prevention and fraud. He has worked closely with financial institutions (banks, credit unions and auto finance companies) to assist with corporate due diligence, investigations and compliance issues.
About Investigation Solutions, Inc.
Investigation Solutions, Inc. is a multi-line claims investigation company providing nationwide field investigation, surveillance and SIU services to the insurance, legal and self-insured communities. For more information, please visit Investigation-Solutions.com.
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