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  1. Regulatory Oversight

    Texas AG Alleges Title Protection Company Potentially Deceived Consumers

    By Troutman Pepper Locke State Attorneys General Team

    On January 24, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation of California-based title security company Home Title Lock for potential violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. In its…

  2. Rivkin Rounds

    Fraud Week: 25 Charged in Fake Nursing Diploma Scheme

    By Eric Fader

    The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on January 25 that 25 defendants have been indicted in Florida for their involvement in the sale of more than 7,600 fraudulent diplomas,…

  3. Zalma on Insurance

    Imposter not a Customer

    By Barry Zalma

    Theft by Fraud, Trick or Device Not Covered See the full video at https://rumble.com/v26er44-imposter-not-a-customer.html and at https://youtu.be/zrYJT4mvKVE In Civitas-IT, LLC v. Auto-Owners Insurance Company, No. 359731, Court of Appeals of…

  4. Law Times News

    New trial ordered in Tran fraud case as OCA says credibility ruling at trial procedurally unfair

    By Law Times News

    Trial judge misapprehended evidence by saying accused’s explanation was far-fetched

  5. Blaneys Appeals

    COURT OF APPEAL SUMMARIES (JANUARY 9, 2023 – JANUARY 13, 2023)

    By John Polyzogopoulos

    Jump To: Table of Contents | Civil Decisions | Short Civil Decisions Good afternoon. Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for…

  6. Global Regulation Tomorrow

    ESA’s thematic report on national financial education initiatives on digitalization, with a focus on cybersecurity, scams and fraud

    By Simon Lovegrove (UK)

    On 12 January 2023, the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) published a thematic report on national financial education initiatives on digitalization, with a focus on cybersecurity, scams…

  7. Health Law Prof Blog

    To Prevent Harm Caused by Fraud in Advance Directives, and to Persuade Providers to Honor Requests to Cease Assisted Feeding for Patients Living with Advanced Dementia: Add Advanced Security Technology to Future POLSTs

    By Katharine Van Tassel

    Stanley Terman (Independent), To Prevent Harm Caused by Fraud in Advance Directives, and to Persuade Providers to Honor Requests to Cease Assisted Feeding for Patients Living with Advanced Dementia: Add…

  8. WSNYC Blog: The Latest in Employment Law

    New Jersey Contractor Sued for Retaliation Against Employees Who Raised Concerns about Discrimination and Fraud

    By Casey Liu

    A new lawsuit filed in New Jersey paints a troubling picture of retaliation that allegedly took place at a pipeline infrastructure management company. Three former workers are suing Progressive Pipeline…

  9. Rivkin Rounds

    An Insurance Fraud Year in Review

    By Rivkin Rounds Staff

    Rivkin Radler’s Michael Sirignano authored an article for the January 5 issue of the New York Law Journal entitled “An Insurance Fraud Year in Review.” The article discussed various types of healthcare…

  10. California Corporate & Securities Law Blog

    DFPI Issues Numerous Detailed Warnings Of Possible Cryptocurrency Broker Frauds

    By Keith Paul Bishop

    Shortly after Christmas, the California Department of Financial Protection & Innovation began issuing consumer alerts with respect to possible cryptocurrency broker frauds.  These alerts generally involved alleged "Advance Fee", "Social…