It seems that every time I turn around I am battling a health insurance company. I am absolutely convinced that the overwhelming majority of insurance fraud is committed by the insurers -- not the insured. Sure, there are plenty of people who file false claims to collect money they don't deserve. But what about the intentional denial of claims that should be paid, knowing that most people don't have the knowledge or endurance to fight for what is rightfully theirs. Funny how every time I fight one of these cases, I win. How much money do they save by these fraudulent denials?

That's part of the reason I wrote Blue Vendetta. I wanted to make people think about this. So far, everyone that has read it agrees.