 Scam by athlete impersonating NFL players casts spotlight on ongoing deed fraud threatThursday, June 4, 2026 Luther Davis, an ex-University of Alabama football player, is charged in connection with a loan fraud scheme where he impersonated multiple NFL players. The case is an example of the ongoing deed fraud threat that homeowners need to keep on their radar. Edward McDonnell, CEO of McDonnell and Associates in Columbia, S.C., knows first-hand that this type of criminal activity is far from unusual. He discussed his experience and advice with The Legal Description, a sister publication of The Title Report. |
FNTI adds new staffer to Texas Underwriting Counsel teamThursday, June 4, 2026 First National Title Insurance Co. recently welcomed a new team member. The new employee offers a background in underwriting operations, agency support and relationship management throughout the Texas market.
EquityProtect announced it has topped $1 billion in protected property valueThursday, June 4, 2026 EquityProtect’s monetary threshold reflects properties of owners who have used its SmartPolicy technology to place a recorded legal encumbrance directly on their title — creating a cryptographically verified lock that cannot be bypassed by a forged signature, a fabricated notarization, or a stolen identity.
ICE rolls out fraud monitor toolTuesday, June 2, 2026 Intercontinental Exchange Inc. has a new product that centralizes fraud risk scoring and property risk data in a dashboard, reducing the need for underwriters to navigate between multiple vendor portals.
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