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: FinancialCounselFrauds Uncovered Recently Show Illinois Investors Hard Hit
By James Eccleston
Every day regulators (and criminal authorities) uncover another Ponzi scheme. The frauds have left their mark on countless numbers of investors, especially in Illinois.
The good news is that the regulators have uncovered the frauds. Prospective victims won't be conned, and the victimized at least may have some form of relief. Among the possible avenues of relief are claims against those who referred investors to the fraud, claims in receivership proceedings where leftover Ponzi money has been seized, and even theft loss tax deductions that the IRS has made extremely attractive since the Bernie Madoff scandal.
Tracking and sometimes investigating the Ponzi schemes uncovered by the regulators, it is apparent that Illinois residents recently have had more than their fair share of frauds. Let's highlight the more egregious ones.
Full post as published by FinancialCounsel on March 16, 2011 (boomark / email).
Lipitor
Review of Studies Show No Significant Benefit in Women
Tarceva
Safety Data Show Association with Liver Failure and Death
Illinois Ground Beef Recalled
due to Possible E. coli Contamination
Illinois Residents
Exposed to Potentially Carcinogenic Drinking Water
University of Illinois Medical Center
Potential $14 Million in Malpractice Settlements
TouchPlay Lottery
Settles with Two More Investors

House Sends Anti-Fraud and Financial Crisis Commission Bill to the President
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Cold Hard Fact: Investors Don't Read Disclosures Today
NY Appellate Court Holds That E-Mail May Satisfy the Statute of Frauds









