Credit: Oleksii/Adobe Stock Latham Sues Domain Names After Fraudsters Impersonated Partner to Divert Payments
Latham & Watkins filed a lawsuit against a series of domain names that aimed to draw payments from clients by threatening "other accusations."
November 01, 2023 at 04:43 PM
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Cybersecurity
The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
In April, an unknown party registered a series of domain names meant to trick Latham & Watkins clients and members of the public into thinking they were receiving a request for payment from a Paris-based partner at the law firm.
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