Mail Fraud

Tracing Digital Assets in Divorce (Cryptocurrency) – Fraud Files Blog

Everyone is asking about cryptocurrency and NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) in divorce. More and more people are investing in and using…

1 year ago

Using Estimates to Calculate Damages

Tracy talks about how experts use estimates when they calculate economic damages. Are you speculating or guessing? Or do you…

1 year ago

Investigating Ponzi Schemes – Fraud Files Blog

You’ve heard news stories involving Ponzi schemes. Investment scams and Ponzi schemes are all too common, even thought consumers are…

1 year ago

Think Like a Thief – Fraud Files Blog

Fraud is committed by real people. They have real families and real jobs. They often are just like you and…

1 year ago

Bank Statements in a Divorce – Fraud Files Blog

When there are suspicions of hidden income or secret investments or bank accounts, an analysis of known bank accounts can…

1 year ago

Sources of Information for Fraud Investigations – Fraud Files Blog

Without information, a fraud investigation goes nowhere. There are abundant sources of information on people and companies, and the availability…

1 year ago

Damages in Securities Fraud Cases

Tracy talks about the types of damages that an expert may be asked to calculate in securities fraud cases, such…

1 year ago

Red Flags of Occupational Fraud – Fraud Files Blog

When attempting to prevent corporate fraud, management must be aware of the warning signs and be willing to identify operational…

1 year ago

Fraud by Top Executives – Fraud Files Blog

It’s easy to assume that upper-level executives in companies with fraud scandals were always bad people. By assuming that they…

1 year ago

Preventing Fraud in a Law Practice – Fraud Files Blog

One of the last places you’d expect to find fraud is in a law practice. Like accounting, the practice of…

1 year ago