Four people convicted of wire fraud in a scheme to receive $6 million in federal funds meant for veterans have been sentenced, according to the U.S. Attorney s office.
SOURCE: AG Jeff Landry
BATON ROUGE, LA – Attorney General Jeff Landry today announced that a permanent injunction has been obtained against Louisiana-based company VetAttend Professional Services, LLC and its owners, John Sutton and Marc Quiroz, prohibiting them from committing unfair and deceptive trade practices.
“As a proud veteran and the State’s chief legal officer, I will continue doing all that I can to protect our military community from being exploited,” said Attorney General Landry. “Our veterans earned their benefits by putting their lives on the line for our freedoms; the least we can do is fight to defend them from unscrupulous schemes that violate our consumer protection laws.”
La company targeting veterans shut down for unfair and deceptive trade practices
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BATON ROUGE – Attorney General Jeff Landry announced Friday (Jan. 8), that a permanent injunction has been obtained against Louisiana-based company VetAttend Professional Services, LLC and its owners, John Sutton and Marc Quiroz, prohibiting them from committing unfair and deceptive trade practices.
Landry issued a statement regarding the matter, saying, “As a proud veteran and the State s chief legal officer, I will continue doing all that I can to protect our military community from being exploited.”