Send us a text A cousin-to-cousin loan sounds simple—until the judgment crosses an ocean. We walk through a striking case where a Nigerian court entered a money judgment and an Arizona court recognized it, revealing how comity, reciprocity, and due process shape whether foreign creditors can collect in the United States. With commercial litigator Marshall Hunt, we unpack the Uniform Foreign Country Money Judgments Recognition Act, Arizona’s added reciprocity requirement, and the practical tes...
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Send us a text A cousin-to-cousin loan sounds simple—until the judgment crosses an ocean. We walk through a striking case where a Nigerian court entered a money judgment and an Arizona court recognized it, revealing how comity, reciprocity, and due process shape whether foreign creditors can collect in the United States. With commercial litigator Marshall Hunt, we unpack the Uniform Foreign Country Money Judgments Recognition Act, Arizona’s added reciprocity requirement, and the practical tes...
Some Financial Advisors Are Fraudsters - How To Protect Your Peace of Mind
Is That Even Legal?
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8 months ago
Some Financial Advisors Are Fraudsters - How To Protect Your Peace of Mind
Send us a text Are you aware of the complexities that can arise when you trust a financial advisor with your hard-earned money? This episode takes you on a journey through a riveting case of betrayal, where a financial advisor exploited the trust of a long-time client, leading to significant financial losses. As we dissect this story, we unveil the crucial lessons that can be learned from such disheartening incidents, emphasizing the importance of continuous involvement in your financial jour...
Is That Even Legal?
Send us a text A cousin-to-cousin loan sounds simple—until the judgment crosses an ocean. We walk through a striking case where a Nigerian court entered a money judgment and an Arizona court recognized it, revealing how comity, reciprocity, and due process shape whether foreign creditors can collect in the United States. With commercial litigator Marshall Hunt, we unpack the Uniform Foreign Country Money Judgments Recognition Act, Arizona’s added reciprocity requirement, and the practical tes...