Attorney John Lande Covers Deepfake Wire Transfers in CLE Course
Posted on 07/09/2026 at 01:52 PM by The Newsroom
Who eats the loss when a deepfake authorizes a wire transfer: the customer or the bank?
Banking and cybersecurity attorney John Lande of Dickinson Bradshaw tackles this topic under UCC Article 4A in an upcoming session on August 27th designed especially for attorneys for the myLawCLE platform. MyLawCLE offers accredited courses in all 50 states to over 70,000 lawyers across the U.S.
Attendees will leave able to identify which party bears loss under competing fact patterns, spot the contractual tripwires in funds transfer agreements, and advise clients on the procedural and substantive arguments most likely to succeed in deepfake-induced wire fraud disputes.
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