There is no single job description for “fraud attorney,” since much of the job depends on the contours of the attorney’s individual work. It is very rare for a lawyer to hold himself out as a general fraud attorney. Fraud attorneys typically limit their practices to a specific subset of fraud. By focusing on a single area, the lawyer can become an expert in a certain kind of fraud and can provide better representation to clients in that sector.
Fraud attorneys can be broken into three main groups: those who help draft and enforce the fraud laws, those who represent individuals and corporations who have been defrauded, and those who represent individuals and corporations accused of fraud. The first and third categories are more common. In most cases, consumers who feel they have been defrauded can launch institutional actions that do not require the assistance of an attorney. Many banks, corporations, and other consumer-facing organizations have fraud departments dedicated to representing and resolving any allegations of fraud. Some fraud department staff are lawyers, but most are not.
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