#fraud lawyer

[rightnewshindi]

नकली जज, फर्जी कोर्ट, असली लोगों की अरबों की जमीन हड़पकर गया महाठग वकील; साथी वकील भी थे शामिल

Gujarat News: अब तक हमने फर्जी IPS, फर्जी इंस्पेक्टर के बारे में सुना था. अब एक फर्जी जज की खबर सामने आई है. ये वाले फ्रॉड भाई साहब पेशे से वकील हैं लेकिन इन पर आरोप है कि ये ‘जज’ बनकर कोर्ट चला रहे थे. अदालत जैसा माहौल इन्होंने अपने ऑफिस में बनाया हुआ था. वहां अरबों की विवादित जमीनों से जुड़े मामलों की सुनवाई की जाती थी. भंडाफोड़ होने के बाद पुलिस ने आरोपी को गिरफ्तार कर लिया है. आजतक से जुड़े…

[terraterrafunki]

BREAKING: Sprunki was falsely trademarked by a bad actor

A redditor has done some sleuthing and may have discovered why everything is being taken down and why So Far So Good have suddenly gone into damage control so suddenly

A trademarking firm called ShinStar LLC seems to either have been misused or POACHED the trademark of multiple uses of Sprunki from coloring books to the right to use it in animations.

It has already gone through and struck down multiple sprunki-themed websites and roblox games.

It is unknown what individual filed these trademarks through ShinStar LLC and why they are doing this. There are theories now that either THIS is why So Far So Good jumped into action since a few of the trademarks reference Incredibox, or (and I doubt it) So Far So Good are somehow behind it (If they were why wouldn't they file it through their company??)

Either way, trying to steal the ownership of the entire Sprunki universe from its creator, the 16 year old NyankoBFLol, is disgusting and I can only hope something can be done about this.

-Terra

[aro-culture-is]

trans aro culture is telling your best friend without a hint of irony "when i change my name legally i'm taking your last name because my family sucks. you're stuck with me now" and them joking that since both of you were planning on platonically getting married to someone to adopt kids anyway you might as well just marry each other

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[political-us]

Reminder about Fox News

[cherriebbyyyy]

New cheatapen head canon

Lawyer checo x racer max

Non-driver Checo enters his credit card info into a sketchy ass sight that everyone is like dude ur a lawyer you should know better, but it’s from some random brand that sponsors max and it’s like a hangout at the paddock sweepstakes w/ him but like just as max has moved to RB so like there was really like 15 ppl max who entered because the sight was beyond weird and asked you to buy random car shit and he wins and then Max is a little bratty because he hates doing PR and like having some rando following him is the worst but then he sees Checo and is like oh? Actually I can in fact show you around and take you to dinner, and ask him for his gamer tag

[noa748]

Forgot to mention, I finally got a call yesterday - I got the job offer! Tentative start date at the end of February. Already sat down with my current employer and broke the news.

Have to go through fingerprinting and a whole background check, so that will be fun. Salary is a 25k raise, which is insane. I might actually be able to afford to exist. At the very least, I can finally pay off my student loans/credit card debt (I am still paying off vet bills from my dog's passing which obviously feels very shitty).

I want to feel excited, but tbh I've been SO depressed lately that I just feel sort of numb/overwhelmed. It's hard to imagine myself doing a job that I know is going to really challenge me when my self esteem is an actual dumpster fire rn

But logically I know I have to force myself through and do it because it could be life changing if it works out and I actually end up liking it. So I'm just putting one foot in front of the other and quietly losing my shit.................

[realbeefman]

rewatching community why is jeff winger so transgender. “you lost the right [to talk about women’s bodies] the moment you decided to grow a wang!” from 2x21 the entire little indian girl story from crit film studies HELLOOOOO

[jbfly46]

Lawyers are the creators of the types of settlements from lawsuits against companies like Purdue for their unlawful marketing of OxyContin. They get millions, you get a donation. The law suit against Monsanto has yielded millions for lawyers, 60% of the total settlement, and the health insurance companies got 20% of that settlement for each cancer victim, leaving the victim 20%. It’s a total scam.

[muirneach]

i never ever want to hear an nhlers political opinions but it is funny to me that back in the day nhlers would run for office. and win

[itsbansheebitch]

The thing I wish I knew when I was younger

If you ever see a court case that sounds bonkers, look past the headlines. If a company is sued by someone they might be trying to make the person (rightfully) suing them look crazy or frivolous.

Look past the headline and you might not be thinking "well coffee is usually hot" you instead think "oh my god I can't believe a company served their coffee so hot that it mutilated someone and burned their legs, melting them together a bit, that's crazy"

You might see someone suing a theme park over a water slide, think that's real weird, until you look past the headline and see the person suing lost some intestine on the ride.

Look PAST THE HEADLINE. Companies will purposefully make the person suing look crazy, frivolous, or like a Karen. Companies DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU. The second you speak up, you WILL be made a laughingstock.

[jefffrose24]

winning moment

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

March 27, 2024

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

MAR 28, 2024

The news that NBC News reconsidered its invitation to former Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel to become a paid contributor has buried the recent news about some of the other participants in Trump’s attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. 

Yesterday a judge in Minnesota ruled in favor of a warehouse owner who sought to evict MyPillow after it failed to pay more than $200,000 in rent. MyPillow chief executive officer Mike Lindell has complained that his company has been “decimated” by his support for Trump. His insistence—without evidence—that the 2020 presidential election was stolen has entangled him in expensive defamation lawsuits filed by voting machine companies Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic. 

Lindell cannot pay his lawyers and claims to have “lost hundreds of millions of dollars,” but insists he is being persecuted “because you want me to shut up about [the] security of our elections.”

Also yesterday, Trump loyalist Kari Lake, who has pushed the idea that the 2020 presidential election was stolen, ran for Arizona governor in 2022, and is now running for the U.S. Senate, admitted she defamed Maricopa County recorder Stephen Richer and that she acted with actual malice when she claimed he “sabotaged” the 2022 election. The request to admit to defamation came on the day that discovery, the process of sharing information about a case with each side, was to begin, suggesting that she preferred to admit wrongdoing rather than let anyone see what might be in her emails, texts, and recordings.

Arizona journalist Howard Fischer reported in the Arizona Daily Star that in a video statement, Lake said her admission did not mean she agreed she did anything wrong, although that is expressly stipulated in the court papers. She said she conceded because Richer’s lawsuit was keeping her off the campaign trail. “It’s called lawfare: weaponizing the legal system to punish, impoverish and destroy political opponents,’’ Lake said. “We’ve all seen how they’re doing it to President Trump. And here in Arizona, they’re doing the exact same thing to me.’’

One of Lake’s senior advisors said: “Kari Lake maintains she has always been truthful.” 

Also yesterday, a three-member panel of the D.C. Bar’s Board of Professional Responsibility began a disciplinary hearing for former Department of Justice environmental lawyer Jeffrey Clark, who was so key to Trump’s plan to get state legislatures to overturn the results of the 2020 election that Trump tried to make him attorney general.  

Clark joins Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who led the media blitz to argue—falsely—that the election had been stolen. Giuliani’s New York and Washington, D.C., law licenses were suspended in June 2021 after a court found that he made “demonstrably false and misleading statements to courts, lawmakers, and the public at large.” He is now facing disbarment. 

Earlier this month, he said on his podcast that he expected to be disbarred because “[t]he Bar Association is going to crucify me no matter what. I will be disbarred in New York. I will be disbarred in Washington. It will have nothing to do with anything I did wrong.”

Today, after a long trial, attorney discipline judge Yvette Roland recommended that John Eastman, the lawyer who came up with the justification for using fake electors to overturn the 2020 presidential election, be disbarred. Eastman will immediately lose his license to practice law. The California Supreme Court will decide whether to disbar Eastman. 

Eastman’s lawyer said it was unfair to take Eastman’s law license because he needs to make money to fight the criminal charges against him in Georgia, where he has been indicted for his part in the effort to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election there. For his part, Eastman maintains he did nothing wrong.

In her recommendation, Judge Roland compared Eastman’s case to that of Donald Segretti, the lawyer whose efforts to guarantee President Richard Nixon’s 1972 reelection included, as Roland’s recommendation noted, distributing letters that made false accusations against Nixon’s rivals (including a forged letter attributing a slur against French-Canadians to Maine senator and candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination Edmund Muskie). At the time, the court noted that Segretti was only 30, thought he was acting for Nixon, and did not act in his capacity as a lawyer. The court also emphasized that Segretti “recognized the wrongfulness of his acts, expressed regret, and cooperated with the investigating agencies.” 

In contrast, Roland wrote, “[t]he scale and egregiousness of Eastman’s unethical actions far surpasses” Segretti’s misconduct. Segretti acted outside his role as an attorney, while “Eastman’s wrongdoing was committed directly in the course and scope of his representation of President Trump and the Trump campaign.” Roland also noted that while Segretti expressed remorse and recognized his wrongdoing, Eastman has shown “an apparent inability to accept responsibility. This lack of remorse and accountability presents a significant risk that Eastman may engage in further unethical conduct, compounding the threat to the public.”  

One by one, those who worked with Trump to overturn the election are being held to account by our legal system. But still, they refuse to admit any wrongdoing. 

In that, they are following Trump.  

Despite Judge Juan Merchan’s gag order, Trump continued today to attack both Merchan and his daughter. On his social media site, Trump posted that Merchan was trying to deprive him of his “First Amendment right to speak out against the Weaponization of Law Enforcement, including the fact that Crooked Joe Biden, Merrick Garland, and their Hacks and Thugs are tracking and following me all across the Country, obsessively trying to persecute me, while everyone knows I have done nothing wrong!” Trump posted in great detail about the judge’s daughter, accusing her of making money by “working to ‘Get Trump,’” based on images shared by an old social media account of hers that had been hacked. 

It was President Nixon who perfected the refusal to admit wrongdoing in the face of overwhelming evidence. Even after tapes recorded in the Oval Office revealed that he had plotted with an aide to block investigations of the break-in at the Washington, D.C., headquarters of the Democratic National Committee in the Watergate Hotel by invoking national security and Republican Party leaders told him he needed to resign, he refused to admit wrongdoing. Instead, he told the American people he was stepping down because he no longer had enough support in Congress to advance the national interest. He blamed his fall on the press, saying its “leaks and accusations and innuendo” were designed to destroy him.

Gerald R. Ford, the president who replaced Nixon, inadvertently put a rubber stamp on Nixon’s refusal to accept responsibility. Believing it was better for the country to move past the divisions of the Watergate era, Ford issued a preemptive pardon for any crimes the former president might have committed against the United States while in office. Ford maintained that the acceptance of a pardon was an admission of guilt. 

But Ford’s pardon meant Nixon never faced legal accountability for his actions. That escape allowed him to argue that a president is above the law. In a 1977 interview with British journalist David Frost, Nixon told Frost that “when the president does it…that means that it is not illegal,” by definition. 

As Nixon did, Trump has watched those who participated in his schemes pay dearly for their support, but he appears angry and confused at the idea that he himself could be held legally accountable for his behavior.

But without accountability, as Judge Roland noted, there is no incentive to stop dangerous behavior. Josh Dawsey reported last night in the Washington Post that since Trump has taken over the Republican National Committee and purged it of former employees, those interviewing for jobs are being asked if they believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen. Other questions, Dawsey reported, include “what applicants believe should be done on ‘election integrity’ in 2024.” 

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[katierosefun]

i have a wip titled 'rip rachel zane pls divorce mike ross' right now--

[miawashere]

mail theft

in the united states, it’s a federal crime to intentionally open someone else’s mail. this is known as mail theft. according to law.cornell.edu, the punishment for opening, destroying, or embezzling someone’s mail can face up to 5 years in jail, a fine, or even both. mail theft is a serious crime because the postal service is a permanent fixture of the government (from usps.com) so think twice before intentionally opening someone’s mail!

[daeluin]

@andlightplay you don't understand fake married for legal purposes is my favorite au and it would work so well for them. it's like that tiktok of the guy who married his buddy to get paid more at work? like pete's all like 'me and patrick we have been committing marriage fraud for years & we get paid so much more and i buy him nice things and i just have to tiptoe around the fact we're not gay' and someone goes 'well you can be married to a man without being gay' and he goes 'hey. fuck off. i love him. i love my husband a lot'

[nclaw01]

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