Archive for November, 2009
Supreme Court hears arguments in False Claims Act, Vioxx fraud cases - JURIST
Posted by fraud report - Google News in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
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Supreme Court hears arguments in False Claims Act, Vioxx fraud cases
JURIST Reynolds [oral arguments transcript, PDF; JURIST report], the Court heard arguments on when the statute of limitations begins to run in a securities fraud … Court takes on fraud lawsuit vs. Australian bank |
Millions Conned In Lottery Scam - RecentPoker.com
Posted by scam report scams - Google News in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
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Millions Conned In Lottery Scam
RecentPoker.com A spokesman said that the scams often start with a promise of cash winnings and visions of a millionaire lifestyle in a letter, e-mail or telephone call. … Watchdog's warning over fake lottery scams Thousands hit by £260m lottery scam Lottery scams con thousands out of money |
South Florida Medicare Fraud Offers Lesson For National Health Care Reform - Kaiser Health News
Posted by fraud report - Google News in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
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South Florida Medicare Fraud Offers Lesson For National Health Care Reform
Kaiser Health News The Obama administration has asked for $311 million in 2010 to combat fraud in the system (Gibson, 11/29). This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report … Florida's a model for Medicare fraud and the fight to stop it The Pursuit of Life, Liberty, Happiness, and Affordable Quality Healthcare What you see is what we'll get |
Cyber Monday Scams - KOKI FOX 23
Posted by fraud report - Google News in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
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Cyber Monday Scams
KOKI FOX 23 In the form of an email instant message or even a pop up. To report a online scam you can contact the Better Business Bureau at www.bbb.org. Don't get scammed this Cyber Monday |
Online Scam Targets Pet Lovers (WGRZ-TV Buffalo)
Posted by Yahoo! News Search Results for scam report scams in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
A warning for internet users: an online scam targeting pet-lovers is circulating the web, and it could cost you more than a new pet. Eric and Amanda Potcovick fell victim to the scam earlier this month.
Financial institutions need to adopt more efficient systems to prevent fraud (MalaysiaNews.net)
Posted by Yahoo! News Search Results for fraud report in News Reports on November 30th, 2009
PETALING JAYA: Financial institutions in Malaysia need to re-look at their current fraud-detection technology and adopt more efficient systems to combat the potential threat of fraud amid the growing …
Few politicians report gifts under state ethics law - Sun-Sentinel.com
Posted by company business complaints report - Google News in News Reports on November 29th, 2009
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Few politicians report gifts under state ethics law
Sun-Sentinel.com McCarty is in federal prison in part because she didn't report gifts of free and discounted hotel stays from a company with business before the county. … |
Report: Murphy follow-up investigation planned - Ireland Online
Posted by company business complaints report - Google News in News Reports on November 29th, 2009
 Irish Times |
Report: Murphy follow-up investigation planned
Ireland Online A second report on clerical abuse in the Catholic archdiocese of Dublin is to be published. The Sunday Business Post claims new evidence, believed to relate … They knew so much but said so little |
For debt collectors, it’s the best and worst of times - Tampabay.com
Posted by company business complaints report - Google News in News Reports on November 28th, 2009
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For debt collectors, it's the best and worst of times
Tampabay.com The BBB lists 13 complaints against Horwitz's company, Audit Systems, over the past three years. On a scale of A+ to F, it gives Audit Systems a slightly … Debt-collection abuses rising, Americans claim Suits favor collectors |
Fraud dogs disabled vets program (San Antonio Express-News)
Posted by Yahoo! News Search Results for fraud report in News Reports on November 28th, 2009
Fraud and abuse led to millions of dollars in government contracts earmarked for service-disabled veterans instead going to ineligible firms, investigators recently found.