Sentences with phrase «fraud specialists who»
Should you become a victim, the coverage offered through your supplemental ID theft coverage will connect you with a fraud specialist who will assist you in recovering control over your personal identity.
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Young female Southeast Asian bricklayers (the fingerprint specialists» nightmare, as we reported on 29 January), rock climbers (especially those in the habit of having the skin of their fingertips removed by the Cuillins of Skye) and others who regularly abrade their fingers could face considerable practical problems if an idea being tested by Barclaycard to combat card fraud catches on.
We open on an unassuming accountant, Sandy Patterson (Bateman), who gets an unexpected mid-day call from a fraud specialist.
Other key figures in Leeds include Iain Davison, who is «held in high regard by his insurer clients, by other solicitors and by the Bar» and who is a specialist in insurance fraud matters.
Other key figures include Lisa Collins, who is noted for her «great rapport with clients», David Rogers, who is «thorough in his approach and is always readily available to talk through any issues», and insurance fraud specialist Paul Holmes.
Kishoree is Partner and joint Head of Criminal department; a specialist criminal law practitioner who specializes in complex cases ranging from murder, fraud, money laundering and Confiscation proceedings.
Our team includes specialists in financial services fraud, who have decades of experience of fraud claims for and against banks, funds, and senior employees / directors of companies in the financial services sector.
He is a commercial litigation specialist, who is particularly experienced in handling complex commercial litigation involving commercial contracts, financial services, fraud, insurance, international trade, joint - ventures, shareholder and share purchase disputes and regulatory actions as well as cross-border disputes and enforcement actions in a wide number of jurisdictions.
So, it's been suggested to outsource this job to a specialist who will watch for fraud, while still not giving the third - party any control over the money.
In a recent state court case that concerned a fact pattern familiar to background screening specialist, a local office of a national staffing firm supplied an employer with a bookkeeper that turned out to have criminal record for felony fraud and who misrepresented her educational background.