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In Lawyers Gone Bad , he exposes the motivations and the stories of senior partners in influential Canadian firms who have illegally sustained (...)

After the FBI and SEC investigates, Lee cooperates with law enforcement, while Martoma is convicted of securities fraud and sentenced (...)

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Wall Street Journal editor David Enrich tells the story of British math prodigy Tom Hayes, who was convicted of criminal fraud in 2015 (...)

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For its part, GoFundMe offers both donors and beneficiaries protection in the event of fraud, and YouCaring provides tips for avoiding (...)

After Woodford hears rumors of Japanese mob ties to the fraud, he flees the country, fearful for his life.

He writes frankly about the Washington powerful, especially Tim Geithner and others from the Treasury Department, who obstruct his efforts to (...)

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