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Banking

Jul. 11, 2012

Cyber theft and wire transfer fraud litigation

Businesses making large money deposits increasingly are being targeted by cyber thieves. By Julie Bonnel-Rogers of Silicon Valley Law Group


By Julie Bonnel-Rogers


Cyber thieves are increasingly targeting businesses that make large money deposits in order to maximize their fraudulent returns. Liability for breach of cyber security is a new and emerging area of the law being litigated across the country through corresponding state codes and common law claims, sometimes with inconsistent results.


Article 4A of the Uniform Commercial Code applies to "funds transfers" and has been ado...

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