Money laundering, Ponzi schemes, scams, and confidence tricks—these are just a handful of the types of financial crime that J. Michael Thomas and Andrew Howell, lawyers at Foley & Lardner LLP and your hosts, will discuss on this podcast. These aren’t just scenes from the movies. These events of fraud happen every day—to real people, in every-day-life situations, and they go undetected until it is too late. Welcome to Busted.
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