ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER An ex-broker for Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley has been indicted for fraud.  The ex-broker is accused of defrauding an elderly client out of $1.8 million dollars because he forged checks on her accounts.  He was a San Francisco based advisor.  California securities stockbroker fraud lawyers warn that […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER A 69 year-old disabled Vietnam was recently a victim of Medicare fraud.  He has lived in the same house with his wife for over forty years, but she recently had a stroke.  He was exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War and currently has a degenerative disease […]

In recent years, a wave of renovation has changed the way our nation’s health care system works. These changes have been implemented with the hope that more people, regardless of financial status, will be able to purchase health insurance and enjoy quality medical care. But elder caregiver fraud attorneys in San Francisco […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER A caregiver has been charged with murder and a special circumstance allegation of murder for financial gain in connection with the presumed death of an 89 year-old senior victim in San Diego.  Gerald Rabourn, the senior victim, disappeared in October of 2010.  His body has never been found, […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER There was a Government Affairs Forum at the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce highlighting elder abuse earlier this month.  49th District Assemblyman Ed Chau spoke about the elder abuse legislation that he recently filed.  According to Assemblyman Chau and Arcadia elder abuse attorneys, we are seeing more instances of […]

Elder financial abuse is a growing epidemic in the state and around the country, annuity fraud lawyers in California report. Unfortunately, many older people have no one to protect their well being, both physically and financially, and are often susceptible to outside parties who want to embezzle money, take over […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER A bay area banking executive and former president of the Montclair Village Association has been accused using her position at a bank to embezzle money from elderly clients.  It is alleged that the banker defrauded at least five different elderly clients out of money totaling nearly $2 million […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER As chief financial officer for a large hospital operator, Ralph Williams was tasked with monitoring contracts and bill pay between his employer, Healthy Management Associates (HMA) and its partners. After discovering inconsistences in the contracts and payments, Williams began an investigation of the contracts. Williams discovered HMA; a […]

ATTORNEY NEWSLETTER A Bay Area couple was recently charged with elder abuse and accused of embezzling more than $800,000 from an elderly victim.  The couple took advantage of an elderly victim after the death of his wife left him emotionally vulnerable.  The money was spent on a variety of things, […]

The United States Supreme Court has granted a petition to review a decision made by the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. In Lawson v. FMR LLC, the decision in question, the Court of Appeals had previously declared that the whistleblower protection outlined in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act did not […]