A new white paper examines a growing trend of fraudsters posing as attorneys or legal consultants online to exploit those seeking legal services.
October 05, 2017 at 01:32 PM
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The expansion of the internet has changed the way many potential law firm clients look for legal services. Unfortunately, it has also provided a new venue for legal fraud.
A new white paper published by legal domain name company Dot Law examined a growing trend of fraudsters posing as attorneys or legal consultants online to exploit those seeking legal services.
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