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  1. Asset Search Blog

    Mr. Francis Supposedly Built A Business Empire By Defrauding The US

    By Fred Abrams

    Leonard Glenn Francis is a Malaysian national who is the CEO and owner of Glenn Defense Marine Asia, a general contractor to the United States Navy.   He is suspected…

  2. Education Law Prof Blog

    Pennsylvania Staying on the Bandwagon to Halt Cyber Charters: How Did We Get to This Point?

    By Derek Black

    Over the past six months, a growing number of states have either ended their virtual charter school or placed a temporary moratorium on them.  Late in the summer, I posted…

  3. Internet, IT & e-Discovery

    Court Shuts Down Yellow Page Websites for Bilking $14M

    By Peter Vogel

    US small businesses and churches were targeted by websites based in Montreal, Canada and as a result were bilked out of $14 million .  After receiving more than 13,000 consumer complaints the…

  4. Employer Law Report

    Sixth Circuit En Banc Decision Rejects RICO Claim for Alleged Workers’ Compensation Fraud

    By Brian Hall

    Every once in a while – okay maybe more frequently than that – I realize that I have missed a court decision on an issue I have been following. Most…

  5. Securities Law Prof Blog

    NASAA: Statement on SEC Investment Adviser Exam Funding

    By Eric C. Chaffee

    North American Securities Administrators Association President, Andrea Seidt, has issued a statement on the SEC Adviser Exam Funding.  Seidt states:NASAA shares the concerns of the [Securities and Exchange Commission’s Investor…

  6. Canadian Fraud Law

    Lawyer for financial advisor in fraud case found in contempt by Ontario’s highest court for violating Mareva injunction.

    By Matthew Latella

    The Ontario Court of Appeal recently reinstated a lower court’s contempt finding against a lawyer who paid himself $60,000 and returned $440,000 to his client, a financial advisor facing multiple…

  7. Health Industry Washington Watch

    OIG Examines Inappropriate Medicare Payments on Behalf of Deceased or Unlawfully-Present Beneficiaries

    By Debra A. McCurdy

    According to the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG), the Medicare program continues to make inappropriate payments on behalf deceased beneficiaries and beneficiaries who are unlawfully-present in the country. First,…

  8. Energy & the Law

    Haynesville Shale Fraud Judgment Reversed

    By Charles Sartain

    Co-author Brooke Sizer Vestiges of the early Haynesville Shale land rush remain. Imagine: The lease is about to expire. Lessee (Mecom) offers lessor (Henderson) $90 per acre for an extension,…

  9. Beneficially Yours

    What Should ERISA Plan Administrators Know About Allegations of Fraud and Abuse of In The Social Security Disability Trust Fund?

    By Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    By: Ian Morrison and Jim Goodfellow Administrators of ERISA plans, especially those attempting to distinguish SSA findings irreconcilable with their own conclusions, should watch this issue carefully. Senator Tom Coburn…

  10. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Investor Protection Trust Work on Elder Investment Fraud

    By rmorgan

    Have you looked at the Investor Protection Trust website recently? IPT "provide[s] independent, objective information needed by consumers to make informed investment decisions." Check out their resources on fighting elder investment fraud, which includes booklets,…