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Fraud

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  1. Investigation Counsel

    The Setting Aside of a Mareva Injunction Does Not End a Contempt Prosecution 

    By Norman Groot

    March Was Fraud Awareness Month. – but the end of Fraud Awareness Month does not end the need for the public to be aware of fraud issues. Our firm often…

  2. Criminal

    In sentencing memos, feds advocate for 7+ years in prison while George Santos’ team urges statutory minimum of 2 years

    By Douglas Berman

    In this post last August, I asked "what sentence for former US Rep George Santos after his plea to fraud and identity theft?". US District Judge Joanna Seybert is scheduled…

  3. SEC Actions

    Bond Offering For Arizona Sports Complex Built On Fraud

    By Thomas Gorman

    Building a new sports venue is typically a well-known and very expensive undertaking. Frequently, the undertaking is a years long project that often involves funds from government and the private…

  4. Investigation Counsel

    Punitive Damages applied to Fraudulent Loan Case

    By Norman Groot

    March is Fraud Awareness Month. Our firm often reminds fraud victims that they cannot reasonably rely on Canada’s criminal system for recovery or justice in fraud matters. In the Scotia…

  5. Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer

    FTC Blog Updates March 10 – March 14

    By Kristin Madigan, Nicholas Pung

    This week the FTC has been busy sending money to consumers harmed by unfair or deceptive business acts or practices. These stories, and more, after the jump. March 10, 2025…

  6. Unpredictable

    Cryptocurrency Disputes

    By Will Newman

    The world of cryptocurrency involves a lot of money and a lot of players with high risk appetites. The world moves fast and affords a good deal of anonymity. As…

  7. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    USCIS Authority to Issue Notices to Appear Is Expanded in Latest Policy Memorandum

    By By: Corona C. Wang, Sarah Collins

    Quick Hits USCIS issued guidance stating that it will issue a notice to appear (NTA) if an immigration benefit request is denied, and the noncitizen is no longer in lawful…

  8. Investigation Counsel

    Canadian Courts stay another Fraud Case for Charter Reasons

    By Norman Groot

    March is Fraud Awareness Month. Our firm often reminds fraud victims that they cannot reasonably rely on Canada’s criminal justice system for recovery or justice in fraud matters. In the…

  9. Free Writings + Perspectives

    SEC Investor Advisory Committee: Recommendations on Traceability and Insights on AI Disclosures and Retail Investor Fraud

    By Anna T. Pinedo, Carlos E. Juarez

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Investor Advisory Committee (the "Committee") will meet March 6, 2025.  During this meeting, the Committee will present its recommendations to the SEC concerning traceability…

  10. Government Contracts Law

    Whisper Through the Screams: DOJ Commits to False Claims Act Enforcement in 2025

    By Alex Major, Franklin Turner, Matt Wright

    Amid the chaos of the past few weeks—sweeping executive orders, relentless cost-cutting, and an air of uncertainty that lingers like smoke after a fire—federal contractors have been left reeling, straining…