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Trustmark Fights Bid to Enforce Stanford’s $100 Million Payment
Trustmark opposed on Monday a request by the court-appointed receiver for Stanford International Bank Ltd to enforce a $100 million settlement Trustmark reached to compensate fraud claims, arguing it shouldn’t be compelled to pay while judicial approval remains unresolved.
Deepfakes Are Driving a Whole New Era of Financial Crime
Computer-generated children’s voices so realistic they fool their own parents. Masks created with photos from social media that can penetrate a system protected by face ID. They sound like the stuff of science fiction, but these techniques are already available to criminals preying on everyday consumers.
Trump’s Bond Set at $200,000 in Georgia Election Fraud Case
Convict Loses Challenge to Firearm Ban on Government Properties
A regulation prohibiting the possession of firearms on government property is constitutional, a federal court ruled.
Eastman Disciplinary Trial On Short Pause After Georgia Case
Trump lawyer John Eastman‘s California disciplinary trial resumes Aug. 24 amid a tangle of legal issues including attorney-client privilege and his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, an issue that’s become more acute since his indictment by a Georgia grand jury last week.
Teva, Glenmark to Pay $255 Million Over Drug Price-Fixing
IRS Asks Court to Enforce Captive Insurance Summons for Probe
The IRS has called on an Arizona district court to enforce a summons on a captive insurance company it is investigating for potential tax avoidance.
Special Counsel Blasts Trump’s Effort to Delay US Election Trial
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SEC Sues ECom Products CEO for Private Stock Sales Fraud
An e-commerce company’s CEO defrauded more than 20 investors through private stock sales, using more than $1 million of the investment money on personal expenditures, a Securities and Exchange Commission suit says.
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Billions Zapped Away With Tax Cheating Software
Some restaurants and bars are skimming $30 billion dollars in sales tax annually through software called a tax zapper. We explain what zappers are, how they work, and how to put an end to them.
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