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00:00:00 [Music] Proving fraud in a business litigation case is a deeply factual inquiry. The most typical type of fraud you’re going to see in a business litigation case is fraudulent inducement. Does somebody fraudulently induce another party to get into contract with them, to get into an agreement, to fork over money or something to that effect? What do you have to prove? that the other party made a false statement to you that induced you to get into the contract. They knew of the falsity. They did so for the
00:00:35 purpose of getting into that contract. So, you’re going to need to document what was the false statement, when was it made, in what format. Was it email, text messages, verbally, and uh how that relates to the property, and how it’s false? Most importantly, um what they knew, when they knew it, and what is the purpose of them withholding it from you. Essentially, you’re well advised to speak with an attorney as to your options on it, but you want to document each act of fraud, each act of lying and
00:01:05 deceit which cost you damages. [Music]
