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Trials and Errors - Top Mistakes Law Firms Make when Dealing with Public Perception
Crisis strikes. The eyes of the public target your client. Your firm could be under scrutiny. How do we answer press questions?What is our positioning? Is providing "no comment" a bad approach?
Q. According to a recent report, the typical U.S. organization loses 6 percent of its annual revenues to fraud. In dollars, that translates annually to: a. $120 million b. $360 million c. $660 billion d. $870 billion
In this newsletter we have introduced many of the professionals who serve the Sobel & Co. Fraud and Forensic Litigation Services Group. Now we would like you to meet Darryl Neier who has the responsibility as the Principal in Charge of this practice area.
In the movie Catch Me If You Can, Frank Abagnale stole money by engaging in credit card fraud and forging millions of dollars in payroll checks. In real life, check fraud runs in excess of $10 billion annually, according to some estimates. With the easy availability of check quality paper, laser printers and similar technology, it's easy for criminals to target companies that issue checks. Click Full Article for some advice to protect your company.
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Crisis strikes. The eyes of the public target your client. Your firm could be under scrutiny. How do we answer press questions?What is our positioning? Is providing "no comment" a bad approach?
You may think your company is immune to internal fraud, but when businesses become victims, it usually originates from their own employees. Here are 10 important steps your organization can take to detect and deter employee theft.