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  1. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    FEMA’s Rush to Resolve Sandy Fraud Issues May Only Scratch the Surface

    By Robert Trautmann, Merlin Law Group

    Unless you have been consciously trying to avoid it, you cannot help but know that is going on regarding Hurricane Sandy and the engineering fraud that seems to have run…

  2. Health IT Law Blog

    Sophisticated one-time hacking scam costs target $289K; useful lessons for health industry

    By Steven J. Fox

    The details of a recent hacking scam, while not in the healthcare industry, may contain useful pointers for healthcare nonetheless. A San Diego area attorney clicked a link in a…

  3. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Financial Misconduct, Penalties and Corporate Accountability: Case of Fraud Under the U.S. Bank Secrecy Act

    By William Byrnes

    MATTHEW PONSFORD, McGill University - Faculty of Law This project examines recent and ongoing misconduct in the financial sector and implications for corporate governance and accountability. The misconduct ranges from abusive…

  4. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    MyCoin fraud of 3,000 customers’ £250m or 43 investors of $8 million? Who to believe?

    By William Byrnes

    IBT reported that Bitcoin exchange MyCoin disappears with £250m in suspected Ponzi scheme.   But BitCoin News Service countered that but now that the Hong Kong Commercial Crime Bureau (CCB) is involved,…

  5. Corporate and Securities Law

    Bad Actor Disqualifications Are Not Sanction Enhancements

    By Steve Quinlivan

  6. Canadian Fraud Law

    Sino-Forest OSC hearing continues

    By David Gadsden

    The Ontario Securities Commission ("OSC") has almost completed its case in the high-profile Sino-Forest Corporation ("SFC") hearing that began on September 2, 2014.  SFC and certain of its former executives…

  7. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Mother Scams Daughter Out of $48K Trust Fund

    By Gerry W. Beyer

    A city welfare worker scammed her own daughter out of a $48,000 trust fund left by her late father, who was shot to death during a robbery in 2006. According to…

  8. Human Rights at Home Blog

    Human Rights Conference Scams

    By mdavis

    Once a week, maybe more, I receive an e-mail invitation to participate in a generic-sounding conference, usually in an exotic location.  Often, the conference topics are human rights related --…

  9. International Financial Law Prof Blog

    Ex bank boss says banks should refund “vishing” or that customers should sue

    By William Byrnes

    British Banker Association reported that the Mail (p12) cited the BBA’s Know Fraud, No Fraud campaign as part of efforts being made by the banking industry to protect consumers from predatory fraudsters.   At…

  10. The Right Coast

    Minn. man accused of taking dead mom’s body to bank – NY Daily News

    By Thomas A. Smith

    A Minnesota man might have wheeled his dead mom s body into a bank to make a withdrawal in her name, witnesses said.via www.nydailynews.comFunny, he doesn't look like etc., etc.