Meeting/Event Information

CPCU Atlanta will be hosting our first Lunch & Learn of 2026 at Maggiano's Perimeter.  Join us for lunch, earn some CE credit, and see your newly elected officers of the CPCU Atlanta chapter being sworn in.  We will also be recognizing our 2025 Scholarship recipients.  We can't wait to see you!

The Perfect Fraud: Tools, Tactics, and Ethics for Detecting Synthetic Claims

Join Melissa Segel and Kayla McCallum from Swift Currie for an interactive presentation exploring the growing challenge of AI-generated fraud in insurance claims. As artificial intelligence makes it easier to fabricate damage photos, invoices, and even entire identities, adjusters and attorneys must adapt their detection methods.  Attendees will learn practical document verification techniques, effective examination strategies, and the ethical considerations essential to investigating suspicious digital evidence in today's evolving fraud landscape.

About the Speakers

Melissa A. Segel is a partner at Swift Currie where she represents insurance carriers and businesses in commercial litigation and insurance coverage matters, with an emphasis on defending against bad faith and fraudulent claims. She works with insurance adjusters, special investigative units (SIU) and insureds in both first- and third-party property and bodily injury loss claims in
Georgia, including those related to arson, automobile accidents and theft coverage in homeowner and auto insurance policies. Melissa has significant experience in medical malpractice and nursing home litigation, representing insurers and healthcare providers in cases involving professional liability and allegations of negligence in patient and resident care.

Kayla M. McCallum is an associate attorney in Swift Currie’s Atlanta office. She focuses her practice on automobile litigation, first-party property insurance, insurance coverage and premises liability.