Tue 30th Jun, 2026 | Blog by WWMR
Florida real estate wire fraud and seller impersonation fraud pose significant threats to real estate transactions, and unfortunately, those threats are not going away any time soon.. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, incidents of wire fraud and other cyber-enabled financial crimes have increased, driven in part by the widespread shift to remote work, electronic communications, and virtual closings. As fraud schemes become more sophisticated—often targeting communications between real estate agents, lenders, attorneys, and …
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Thu 18th Jun, 2026 | Blog by WWMR
It’s a common refrain from real estate buyers: I don’t need my own attorney for a Florida real estate closing because the seller’s title company or attorney is handling the closing. That single assumption, however, can leave buyers exposed to legal risk. A closing agent may be responsible for coordinating the transaction, preparing documents, and satisfying title insurance requirements. But that does not mean the closing agent represents the buyer or can advise the buyer …
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Mon 8th Jun, 2026 | Blog by WWMR
It started with what appeared to be a routine phone call from the bank’s fraud department. The callers were highly convincing. They possessed specific information about the business, spoke with authority, and sounded entirely legitimate. Believing they were working with their bank to protect the company’s assets, a business owner spent four hours on the phone following instructions, providing account information, and reading back verification codes. By the time the call ended, the devastating truth …
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Fri 7th Oct, 2022 | Blog by Michael Michetti
I. Do I Even Need an Attorney If you have suffered property damage and perhaps even loss of business as a result Hurricane Ian, start by promptly contacting your insurance agent and filing a claim in writing. You should also file a claim with https://www.disasterassistance.gov/ if your circumstances qualify. While your gut reaction may be to start remediation efforts as soon as possible, you will want to first make sure you have all of your damage well …
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