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  1. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    Arbitration Results in Suit for Fraud

    By Thomas J. Crane

    I first wrote about this case here.  An arbitrator failed to disclose his relationship with the attorney for one of the parties.  The arbitrator, Robert Faulkner, a former US Magistrate,…

  2. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Stanford Convicted on 13 Counts of Fraud

    By Securites Lawprof

    A jury convicted R. Allen Stanford on 13 out of 14 counts of fraud in connection with a $7 billion Ponzi scheme, following a six-week trial.  He faces a possible…

  3. The CPA Desk

    The Potential Impact of Fraud on Your Business

    By PKF Texas

    Note: Running weekly in FromGregsHead.com, PKF Texas – Entrepreneur’s Playbook® is a continuing series of tips brought to you by Greg Price. These run Sunday evenings during the BusinessMakers Radio…

  4. International Law Prof Blog

    The World Bank Owes Me Money? I Don’t Think So, Mr./Mrs. Scammer

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    It's often outrageous to see e-mail scams promising payments from some foreign inheritance, winnings from foreign lottery tickets that I have never purchased, or advice on how to help some widow…

  5. Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog

    Sixth Circuit Nixes Car Rental Class Action

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Frustration at a car rental company proved inadequate to maintain a class action, the Sixth Circuit held yesterday in Salling v Budget Rent-a-Car Systems. The plaintiff, steamed by a $13.99…

  6. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    Thinking of a way around the Statute of Limitations in Legal Malpractice

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    Litigants faced with the 3 year statute of limitations often turn to a fraud cause of action.  Fraud has a 6 year statute of limitations, and in some instances an…

  7. Drug & Device Law

    Fifth Circuit Breaks Buckman Tie

    By Bexis

    Does Buckman v. Plaintiff's Legal Committee, 531 U.S. 341 (2001), apply any time that a plaintiff raises a fraud on the FDA allegation in litigation, or is it limited to…

  8. PropertyProf Blog

    Lee on Romantic Gifts

    By propertyprof

    Ruth Lee (Harvard- student) has posted A Legal Analysis of Romantic Gifts (Miami Law Review) on SSRN.  Here's the abstract:While many law review articles are devoted to the legal analysis…

  9. PropertyProf Blog

    A Superb Report on Foreclosure Non-Compliance and Fraud, Well Worth Your Time

    By propertyprof

    The City of San Francisco has released a wonderful, empirical study of foreclosure non-compliance and fraud, based on a forensic survey of 400 foreclosures in the recent past.  It is so…

  10. PropertyProf Blog

    Foreclosure Fraud Settlement Demonstrates the Power of Capital Relative to the State

    By propertyprof

    Let's say I hire an armed gang to expel you from your house.  My gang removes all of your belongings, changes the locks, and warns you that you'd better not…