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Beware of E-Mail Carrying Pseudo-Subpoenas

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Businesses or individuals need to read Law.com's Businesses Hit With E-Mail Blast of Virus-Carrying Pseudo-Subpoenas:
"Thousands of executives received e-mails on Monday purporting to be federal court subpoenas but which appear to be part of a 'phishing' scam to capture sensitive data."
This sounds like something that may be limited to a certain level of business and individual but it is not a good idea to underestimate the kind of people behind this kind of scam.

Indiana law does not allow for service of a subpoena via e-mail. I think the same can be said of federal subpoenas.

If you get one of these, call your attorney immediately and nothing else.

Full post as published by Indiana Civil & Business Lawyer on April 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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