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03-13-2008, 06:00 AM
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Re: Automotive fraud attorney?
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[ QUOTE ] Business is steady, but the number of collector car fraud calls that I've been receiving as of late has slowed. I hope that is a good thing (for the hobby), but I have a feeling that there is just as much fraud now as there has ever been. When you do this type of work you get the opportunity to see just how far guys will go to pull off a scam, it's really disheartening. [/ QUOTE ] It's great to know that someone in the Legal System "Actually" get's it..........Thanks Brian [/ QUOTE ] Absolutely! And kudos to Bryan for convincing his law firm to partly specialize in collector car fraud. 
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#12
03-13-2008, 04:57 PM
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Re: Automotive fraud attorney?
Good luck Eric. It seems like the auto bus. is infested with people who have little or no ethics. So many times guys just let these hustles get away with murder rather than going through the quagmire that is our legal sys.
If you were closer I'd suggest you talk to my guy as he is getting an education in auto mechanics as we ready for trial!
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