Sentences with phrase «fraud claims just»

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Moore, whose campaign filed a last - minute «election fraud» complaint on Thursday just before the results were certified just after 2 p.m. EST, claimed that widespread voter fraud had contributed to his more than 20,000 vote loss to Jones, a number that was not significantly altered by the inclusion of military and provisional ballots that were later counted.

Click on any group of JPMC customers in the roulette wheel and you will see how much JPMC has been forced to pay that group to settle claims that JPMC committed fraud or violations of law, just in the last five years.

The claims that Wenger and the board are frauds, accepting or passive fans that are happy just to support to club «accept mediocrity», prone to licking Wenger behind, delusional and just generally.

As a former fraud investigator I can attest to the number of people who claim fraud but in fact are just living over there means.

You have just made vague and nonsensical claims of fraud, without understanding anything you have said.

As I have repeated, one paper can be a fraud or bad and slip through peer review so it is not wise to just accept the claims of any given paper.

That's clear enough: all the outrage, all the claims of fraud and fakery, were just — haha — hot air.

In his almost three decades of appellate experience, Jim has represented parties and amici on appeal in matters involving constitutional and civil rights claims, defamation cases, environmental / CEQA, probate disputes, securities fraud, and consumer rights, just to name a few.

By keeping the case tight and legitimate, and only filing our strongest claims, we don't waste your money on endless discovery — we don't waste the court's time on endless continuances — and we don't file RICO or fraud claims with every breach of contract case just to raise the ante.

It's no better for non-profits, just think about the claims for churches and synagogues, or when claims of fraud occur in major charities.

They won't usually tell you they suspect you of fraud, just that your claim is being investigated.

Just be mindful that filing a false insurance claim or misrepresenting material information can be considered fraud and subject to criminal or civil legal action.

Outright fraud would cause more problems than just a claim not being paid, of course.

Some claims that require special investigation are legitimate, they're just odd and have factors that make them high risk for fraud.

There are many faces of fraud in the insurance market - using stolen identities to obtain a new policy - or just as troubling, an account takeover to make a false claim or change payee information to receive claim funds.