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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 22 MIN

S2 E52 Integrity of the Claim: Opposition to Sanctions in US v Schwitzer

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Send us Fan MailWhen does aggressive legal advocacy cross the line into fraud? And when allegations of misconduct are met with accusations of frivolous litigation, how do the courts determine who's right?In this episode of The Deep Dive, we examine a False Claims Act lawsuit filed by Tradesman Program Managers against the law firm William Schwitzer & Associates. At the center of the dispute are allegations involving Paycheck Protection Program loan certifications, a motion for sanctions, and competing claims over whether this case is a legitimate whistleblower action or an abuse of the legal system. We'll break down the legal arguments, the evidence each side relies upon, and what this dispute could mean for False Claims Act litigation and accountability moving forward.As always, The iFraud Deep Dive examines the publicly filed court documents and legal arguments. The allegations discussed remain subject to judicial review and have not been finally adjudicated. Let's Dive In!Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail When does aggressive legal advocacy cross the line into fraud? And when allegations of misconduct are met with accusations of frivolous litigation, how do the courts determine who's right? In this episode of The Deep Dive, we examine a False Claims Act lawsuit filed by Tradesman Program Managers against the law firm William Schwitzer & Associates. At the center of the dispute are allegations involving Paycheck Protection Program loan certifications, a motion for sanctions...

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