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  1. InsureReinsure

    UK: High Thresholds for Fraud and for Overturning a Finding of Fact by a Trial Judge

    By Troutman Pepper Locke

    In Mutual Holdings (Bermuda) Limited and others (“the Mutual Group”) v Diane Hendricks and others (“Mr and Mrs Hendricks”) [2013] UKPC 13, the Privy Council found that the Court of…

  2. TortsProf Blog

    CT: Attorneys Absolutely Immune During Litigation from Fraud, IIED Claims

    By Christopher Robinette

    A divided Connecticut Supreme Court affirmed yesterday that attorneys are absolutely immune from claims for fraud and IIED for conduct that occurred during litigation.  The case involved a series of attorneys…

  3. Defense Litigation Insider

    Getting the Facts: House Considers the “Furthering Asbestos Claims Transparency (FACT) Act” of 2013

    By Shaina Rasmussen, Brian Gross

    The House of Representatives subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial and Antitrust Law is currently considering the “Furthering Asbestos Claims Transparency (FACT) Act.”   The bipartisan legislation, introduced by Representatives Blake Farenthold…

  4. Employment Law Worldview

    Fraud, Bribery and Corruption – Just Another Day in the Office

    By David Whincup

    Are you the person responsible for compliance with the UK's Bribery Act 2010 in your office?  If so, you might not want to read this.  Just step away from your…

  5. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Falcone Agrees to Two-Year Bar as Associated Person of Investment Adviser

    By Securites Lawprof

    Philip A. Falcone, the CEO of Harbinger Group and Harbinger Capital, and the SEC's Enforcement Division have reached an agreement in principle to settle two SEC enforcement actions, according to a 10-Q…

  6. British Columbia Insurance Blog

    Claims of deceit will generally not give rise to insurance coverage

    By Michael Thomas

    No coverage under homeowner policy for claim against vendor for fraudulent misrepresentation leading to sale of home. Chrysanthis v. Ali, [2013] O.J. No. 1239, March 18, 2013, Ontario Superior Court…

  7. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Should the top 1% get sentenced extra tough for defrauding Social Security?

    By Douglas Berman

    Main May 6, 2013Should the top 1% get sentenced extra tough for defrauding Social Security? The question in the title of this post is prompted by this notable report of…

  8. Securities Compliance Sentinel

    Pleading Scienter Seems To Get Harder And Harder

    By Amit Shah

    I do not envy any attorney who attempts plead a Section 10b-5 claim.  Courts throughout the country have made pleading scienter extremely difficult, and the benefit of any doubt favors…

  9. Criminal

    FOLK ART MUSEUM COLLECTION TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Ralph Esmerian, jeweler, art collector and former chairman of the now defunct Folk Art Museum in New York City, is currently serving a six-year prison term for wire fraud and…

  10. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “Sometimes a number is just a number, but when the number at issue triggers an enhancement under the Sentencing Guidelines, that number matters.”

    By Douglas Berman

    Main April 26, 2013"Sometimes a number is just a number, but when the number at issue triggers an enhancement under the Sentencing Guidelines, that number matters." The title of this…