Six Ways to Protect Your Small Business from Fraud

According to a 2020 survey from PriceWaterhouseCoopers, 47% of respondents had experienced fraud in the prior 24 months. Business fraud is a growing problem as criminals become smarter and more daring. While no business is ever 100% fraud-proof, you can build your defenses. Here are six steps your business can take to better protect itself […]


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Real Estate Transactions Are Growing Target of Wire Fraud

Property transactions happen nearly every day. With many different properties going up for sale in the Houston area seemingly overnight, it’s no secret that the real estate market isn’t slowing down anytime soon. While the ongoing influx of real estate transactions brings new businesses and residents to Houston, Texas, it also comes with concerns of wire fraud.


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Florida Real Estate Fraudster is Sentenced for $1.3 Billion Ponzi Scheme

Fraud is, unfortunately, something that affects many businesses and individuals on a fairly regular basis. One type of fraud that has become more prevalent over the years is the Ponzi scheme. The most well-known example in recent memory is the 2008 arrest of Bernie Madoff for operating one of the largest private Ponzi schemes in history, estimated at $64.8 billion.


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$2.1 Billion in Gene Testing Fraud Billed to US Medicare Program

Today, we are fortunate to have access to many different testing options that screen for various diseases and infections we otherwise may not know about. Genetic testing in particular is utilized to identify changes within the DNA sequence or chromosome structure and measures the results of these changes. For several unsuspecting seniors, however, recommended genetic testing was found unnecessary after a massive fraud scam against the U.S. Medicare program was revealed.


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Former Silicon Valley Executive Misappropriated $19 Million in Investor Funds According to SEC

While unfortunate, fraud can occur in nearly any business. Funds designated for specific business use can be misappropriated and unnoticed for months or even years given the circumstances. Not even the higher-ups in Silicon Valley are immune to fraudulent activity, as recent Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) findings in a case against a former venture […]


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