Protecting Yourself from Medicare Scams: What You Need to Know

Protecting Yourself from Medicare Scams: What You Need to Know

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Open Enrollment season for Medicare brings an increased risk of scams targeting seniors. It’s important to be aware of the latest Medicare scams and take steps to protect your personal information. Learn about the Medicare imposter scam, the Medicare flex card scam, the free medical equipment scam, the free lab test scam, and the Medicare Advantage sales call scam. Follow these tips to prevent Medicare fraud and know what to do if you become a victim.

Founder of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX found guilty of fraud

Founder of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX found guilty of fraud

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Founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, has been convicted of fraud by a New York court. The US government accused Bankman-Fried of diverting customer funds for personal use. The conviction is seen as a significant victory for the US Department of Justice (DoJ) in cracking down on fraud in the crypto industry. However, the case highlights the need for clearer regulations to prevent future fraud cases. The conclusion of the trial offers an opportunity for the crypto sector to start anew, but there are concerns that without proper regulation, similar frauds may occur in the future.

Hedge Fund Billionaire John Paulson Sues Former Business Partner for Fraud and Racketeering

Hedge Fund Billionaire John Paulson Sues Former Business Partner for Fraud and Racketeering

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Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson has filed a lawsuit against his former business partner, Fahad Ghaffar, and his family members, alleging fraud and racketeering. Paulson claims that Ghaffar siphoned millions of dollars, billed personal expenses, and directed business to his relatives’ firms. In response, Ghaffar’s attorney dismissed the lawsuit as a publicity stunt and expressed confidence in dismantling the allegations.

Judge Issues Gag Order Against Trump in Civil Fraud Trial

Judge Issues Gag Order Against Trump in Civil Fraud Trial

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The trial judge in the civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump has issued a gag order after Trump attacked the court clerk in social media posts. Violating the gag order carries potential penalties, but legal experts think Trump is unlikely to face consequences. Options for sanctioning Trump include restricting evidence presentation and informing the jury of the violation. Bernard Alexander, a legal expert, supports the gag order to maintain the integrity of the court.