Fraud

What Is the Paycheck Protection Program? The Paycheck Protection Program is a government loan program established through the CARES Act for businesses who employ less than 500 people to gain assistance because of the impact of COVID-19. Small businesses are eligible for up to $10,000,000 to cover expenses such as payroll, mortgages, rent and utilities. The debt is forgivable if…

Under California Business and Professions Code Section 4324 it is illegal to forge or alter a prescription, or possess drugs acquired through a false prescription. Forging or Altering a Prescription in California It is a crime in California to forge a prescription or make an attempt to gain possession of prescription drugs. However, in case a person actually got medication…

Unemployment insurance fraud occurs when an individual provides false, incomplete or misleading information, intentionally conceals facts or provides wrong identification for obtaining, increasing or denying benefits. California Unemployment Insurance Laws and The EDD In California the Employment Development Department (EDD), which is a combination of both state and federal programs, is managing unemployment benefits system. California unemployment insurance assists people…

California law allows persons to recover damages for intentional fraud as well as negligent misrepresentations if certain elements are sufficiently plead and proved. There are specific elements that a party is required to prove in order to successfully recover damages suffered due to the fraud or misrepresentation. A false misrepresentation lawyer near you should be able to provide you with…