Fraud can take on many different forms both in our personal life or in business practice. Claims for fraud are based upon an intentional misrepresentation made by the wrongdoer with the goal of inducing another party to rely and act on the false statement. When fraudulent misrepresentation is used to induce the sale of goods, it gives rise to claims for recovery of losses as well as punitive damages to punish the wrongdoer. Examples of fraud might include the intentional misrepresentation of the accident history of a used car; the shipment of material goods by false pretense through the issuance of a bad check; and/or the solicitation of the services of another with malicious intent.
Victims of fraud must act quickly in order to identify the true offending party and to secure assets before the wrongdoer disappears. If you wish to report or investigate fraudulent conduct contact our office.
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