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Consumer Scams that Target the Elderly
0.7 Total CLE Credits, 0.7 of which may be applied toward Estate Planning and Probate Law Specialization Credit, 0.7 of which may be applied toward Taxation Law Specialization Credit (No Ethics)
Price: $60.00 (provides online access for 1 month after purchase).
Course №:DL-293
Original Program Date: Friday, September 11, 2009
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    Originally recorded at the 2009 Probate Bench/Bar seminar, this presentation provides practical information for probate and elder law attorneys on how and why elderly clients are targeted by consumer scams. Donna DeMichael of the SC Department of Consumer Affairs, is highly experienced in dealing with scams targeting the elderly, and she will provide the in-depth knowledge that you need to effectively advise your elderly clients and their caretakers.  
     
    • Why are the elderly targeted?
    • What are some of the most commons scams perpetrated against elderly victims?
    • Which common-sense precautions are the most effective in combatting potential scams?
    • What is phishing, and how can you recongize it?
    • How can you identify fraudulent emails purporting to be from legitimate companies or government agencies?
    • What should my first steps be if my client believes he/she may have been victimized?

    If you`re looking for more information on dealing with consumer credit and identity theft issues, we highly recommend the online seminar, "Credit Reporting 101," by Dave Maxfield.

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    0.7 Total CLE Credits, 0.7 of which may be applied toward Estate Planning and Probate Law Specialization Credit, 0.7 of which may be applied toward Taxation Law Specialization Credit (No Ethics)

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    Ms. Donna J. DeMichael, Director, Consumer Services and Education, SC Department of Consumer Affairs

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