The number of ways fraud litigation arises is countless.  Fraud under the law can take many forms. It can arise through contracts, advertising and statements. Common forms of fraud are financial Ponzi schemes and Pyramid schemes, which target the public on a large scale.  Click here to read published article on Ponzi Schemes by Ara Jabagchourian.

Fraud is usually based on a false statement that leads someone to enter into a contract. This is known as an “intentional misrepresentation” action. However, fraud can also arise from a withholding or concealing an important fact. This type of fraud is known as “concealment.” In fact, fraud can also arise from a statement that someone believes an important fact to be true when it is not, but states it under a negligent manner, also known as “negligent misrepresentation.”  Click here to read published article on fraud litigation.