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The Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program (WHIP) lets anyone submit tips via fraud.gov; those leading to convictions or major enforcement actions...
Daimler Truck alleges former fleet supervisor Terry Watson embezzled nearly $3.8 million over five years by falsifying billing records and misusing...
A former West Des Moines investment adviser stands accused of breaching client trust by soliciting funds under false pretenses.
An Illinois laboratory owner allegedly billed the federal HRSA Uninsured Program $66.2 million for 380,000 COVID-19 PCR tests that were never...
Defendants Octavio Sarmiento Jr. and ASSA Designs LLC paid nothing on a June settlement (modified in August) for nearly $117,500, sending plaintiffs...
Three co-conspirators allegedly exploited SNAP by buying EBT cards and PINs from recipients at a 50% discount, then purchasing goods for resale...
A former Illinois subcontractor allegedly exploited her access to the state's PUA system to falsify wage records for 471 people, securing nearly $4.7...
Andrew Left seeks to overturn his securities-fraud conviction after a key witness faced an insider-trading probe. The move centers on questioning that witness's credibility during the appeal process.
A federal court rejected efforts by the CFTC and Gemini to undo their $5 million settlement, preserving it even after the agency concluded the case...
Hasan Korkmaz used his San Diego Logistics Group trucking firm to process fraudulent credit-card charges in a classic "bust-out" scheme.
Wesler Jean Baptiste was arrested September 15, 2026, at Fort Lauderdale airport before a Haiti flight after allegedly obtaining $782,000 in...
Federal agencies are dialing back white-collar probes across multiple fronts.
Elizabeth Holmes' 11-year, 3-month sentence was reduced for good behavior, moving her projected release to February 2030.
President Trump signed a short bill on Oct. 15 amending ERISA to address the much-litigated question of what constitutes “adequate consideration” in ESOP transactions.
A Connecticut concrete company employee allegedly misused his access to void fulfilled delivery transactions and pocket cash payments from drivers,...
A New Haven real estate businessman pleaded guilty to filing false IRS claims that netted nearly $257,000 in fraudulent pandemic relief credits for a...