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Warminster-based O'Neill Bragg & Staffin and its principals filed a lawsuit in federal court in Philadelphia against Bank of America, claiming the bank was responsible for the damage done after hackers used deceptive emails to dupe a member of the firm into transferring more than a half-million dollars to the Bank of China.
May 29, 2018 at 02:59 PM
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A Bucks County real estate law firm has sued Bank of America for failing to cancel a wire transfer made to China after the firm’s account was infiltrated by hackers.
Warminster-based O’Neill Bragg & Staffin and its principals filed a lawsuit in federal court in Philadelphia against Bank of America, claiming the bank was responsible for the damage done after hackers used deceptive emails to dupe a member of the firm into transferring more than a half-million dollars to the Bank of China.
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