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Civil fraud is misrepresentation of a material fact which unlawfully causes damage. In some situations it can be the failure to disclose a fact (an omission) which the law requires to be disclosed. Civil fraud is divided into statutory violations (e.g. federal or state securities fraud) and common law violations (fraud, misrepresentation, and deceit). It overlaps other areas of civil law such as consumer protection, investor protection, and business regulation. Criminal fraud is theft or embezzlement in violation of a specific statute.
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Identity theft and fraud information from the United States Department of Justice.
Law, rules, and cases on consumer protection, predatory lending, unfair trade practices, and anti-trust.
Avoiding victimization through telemarketing fraud, investment schemes, and consumer scams.
Investor protection and dispute resolution.
Prevent and report fraud.
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