By Robert Iafolla
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Responding to a wave of financial fraud cases, Congress overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation giving federal authorities stronger tools to protect homeowners, investors and federal funds from financial swindlers. The bill tightens existing anti-fraud and money laundering statutes and strengthens the False Claims Act, which allows private attorneys to file lawsuits against companies a...
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - Responding to a wave of financial fraud cases, Congress overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation giving federal authorities stronger tools to protect homeowners, investors and federal funds from financial swindlers. The bill tightens existing anti-fraud and money laundering statutes and strengthens the False Claims Act, which allows private attorneys to file lawsuits against companies a...
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