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In these tough economic times, you must be aware of and protect yourself from the scam artists who prey on you and your communities. Scam artists follow the headlines, the latest news about tight credit markets, increasing numbers of foreclosures, and high unemployment has given them new opportunities to trick you out of your hard-earned money. These scam artists use ads in the newspapers, on the Internet, on TV, and on the radio to prey on your anxiety, and they work hard to trick you into giving them your money. They are really good liars. They appear practical and legitimate. Some even hold themselves out as lawyers working on behalf of government agencies. But they are not. And they often get your money before you figure out the truth. Protect yourself by learning to recognize and avoid these fraudulent schemes.

The following information does not constitute legal advice or representation, but is provided as a public service by the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers (“DAYL”) and is for educational purposes only.

 


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