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Sometimes You Eat the Bear, Sometimes the Bear Eats You

Perhaps going down as one of the most inventive and also one of the stupidest insurance fraud crimes in recent memory, a group of scammers filed several insurance claims for damage to their three luxury vehicles. The four scammers filed separate insurance claims, all to separate insurance companies, after they…

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COVID-19 TAX CREDIT PROGRAM PLAGUED WITH FRAUDULENT CLAIMS

The Covid-19 pandemic ushered in government benefit programs aimed at relieving the economic burdens the pandemic and the resulting lockdowns caused to individuals and businesses.  Among those benefits was the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). Individuals and employers are being warned that making false claims for an ERC credit will and…

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Equifax Breach: A Cybercrime That Affected Millions of Americans

Equifax Breach: A Cybercrime That Affected Millions of Americans You have probably heard about the Equifax breach by now. As far as identity theft crimes goes, this was a big one. An estimated 143 million people in the United States may have had their personal information compromised when cybercriminals gained…

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Identity Theft And Other Related Fraud Charges In Orange County

Identity Theft Identity theft is defined in Penal Code 530.5 and is described as follows: The willful taking of someone’s personal identity information for the purpose of securing credit, money, services or property, in their name for your benefit, without their consent.   If you take and keep another person’s…

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Orange County Chiropractors and Attorney Charged in Overbilling Scheme

Medical overbilling is a crime often overlooked by prosecuting agencies, probably because most insurance companies focus on overt, long-term acts of outright medical insurance fraud, where no services at all are rendered, or, as in the Unity case, unnecessary procedures were performed. But charges were filed against several chiropractors and…

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