The FTC’s Battle Against Impersonation Fraud in the Digital Age

The FTC’s Battle Against Impersonation Fraud in the Digital Age

The SNPR proposal seeks to “add a prohibition on the impersonation of individuals and extend liability for violations of the Rule to parties who provide goods and services with knowledge or reason to know that those goods or services will be used in impersonations of the kind that are themselves unlawful under the Rule.”  

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Highlighting the Difference-Makers in the Black Anti-Fraud Experience

Highlighting the Difference-Makers in the Black Anti-Fraud Experience

February is Black History Month, a time when we celebrate the contributions and achievements of Black Americans throughout history. As we reflect on the past and present struggles of the Black community, it's important to highlight and support organizations that are actively working to make a difference.  

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Emerging Trends in Fraud Law: What Professionals Need to Know

Emerging Trends in Fraud Law: What Professionals Need to Know

In the ever-evolving landscape of fraud, staying informed about emerging trends is not just a choice — it is a necessity. As professionals in the field of fraud prevention, we understand that knowledge is our most potent weapon against the ever-adaptive tactics of fraudsters.

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Case Study: Florida Nurse Convicted of $200 million Medicare Fraud 

Case Study: Florida Nurse Convicted of $200 million Medicare Fraud 

Medicare fraud poses a significant threat to the integrity and sustainability of the Medicare program. Various estimates suggest Medicare fraud drains up to $60 billion from the healthcare system each year. This massive level of fraud not only harms taxpayers but also jeopardizes medical care for the 59 million Americans who rely on Medicare. With 10,000 new Medicare enrollees daily and rising healthcare costs, addressing fraud is crucial for Medicare's future solvency and ability to deliver service

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Prosecution and Penalties of White-Collar Crimes

Prosecution and Penalties of White-Collar Crimes

Often linked to organized crime, white-collar crimes pose a persistent challenge today. These are usually nonviolent crimes like identity theft, mortgage fraud, computer crimes and tax evasion. To bring the culprits to justice, it's important to prosecute them rigorously.  

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