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Education dept lodges complaint after transfer of Rs 47.6L from its account - Vimarsana News

Education dept lodges complaint after transfer of Rs 47.6L from its account

"The amount was transferred from the bank account of the education department at Mantralaya into the bank accounts of Namita Bagh, Pramod Singh, Tap Kumar and Jeetan Khatun," said an officer. 

Federal Decision Throws a Wrench in EPA's Use of Fraudulent Transfer Claims to Recover Environmental Cleanup Costs | Robinson Bradshaw - Vimarsana News

Federal Decision Throws a Wrench in EPA's Use of Fraudulent Transfer Claims to Recover Environmental Cleanup Costs | Robinson Bradshaw

On April 4, federal Judge Louise W. Flanagan granted a motion filed by Robinson Bradshaw to dismiss our clients from a high-profile environmental case. The decision marks a rare check...

Doctor's Transfer To Wife To Avoid Creditors Doesn't Survive Divorce - Vimarsana News

Doctor's Transfer To Wife To Avoid Creditors Doesn't Survive Divorce

Discusses Gilbert v. Gilbert where doctor conveyed property to wife to avoid creditors, but then lost the property in divorce.

Source: forbes.com
Notable Litigation – January 2024 - Fin Tech - Vimarsana News

Notable Litigation – January 2024 - Fin Tech

Notable litigation filed during January 2024 includes: (1) Bajuri v. Shiba Prop, LLC, et al. and (2) SEC v. Lee, et al.

Source: mondaq.com
'This is modern day bank robbery.' Banks say ACH transfer fraud is on the rise - Vimarsana News

'This is modern day bank robbery.' Banks say ACH transfer fraud is on the rise

All a criminal needs is a bank account number and routing number, and they can steal money from a bank account through something called a fraudulent ACH, or Automatic Clearinghouse House, transfer.

Source: yahoo.com