This week on our podcast, attorney Jobeth Bowers dives deep into the mechanics of common scams targeting both small and large businesses. From the subtleties of the scams to the boldness of their execution, Jobeth outlines how these schemes are not just random but are cleverly designed to exploit businesses through psychological manipulation. He emphasizes the ‘law of averages’—a concept that scammers use to succeed despite numerous failures, highlighting the persistence and prevalence of these fraudulent activities.
In today’s episode, Jobeth discusses practical steps to shield your business from scams. He shares insights into how businesses, especially professional services like law firms and medical offices, can be vigilant against sophisticated frauds that often start with seemingly harmless requests, such as verifying copier details. Jobeth provides actionable advice on how to scrutinize suspicious requests and invoices that could lead to financial losses, urging businesses to train their staff to spot and respond to potential scams effectively.
Amid discussing scams, Jobeth takes a moment to remind listeners about Bowers Law’s commitment to community engagement through upcoming events. He talks about the fundraiser for a local cancer fighter, showcasing how the firm actively supports community causes. This blend of professional advice with community involvement not only enriches the podcast’s content but also strengthens the bond with the audience by demonstrating Bowers Law’s dedication beyond the courtroom.
If you suspect your business has been targeted by a scam or need legal assistance, do not hesitate to contact us. Reach out to Bowers Law at (410) 885-6200 or by contacting us through our website. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the legal support necessary to protect your interests and ensure your business’s security. Remember, being informed and prepared is your best defense against scams. Let us help you stay safe and secure.
Maryland Attorney Jobeth Bowers is the founder of Bowers Law and a graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law
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