Fraud law relates to all forms of business and personal fraud. The law of fraud typically requires that the one accused of fraud be proven to have acted intentionally or with wanton disregard for the results of the action. Fraud can often be a component of another case, such as a real estate law or contract law case. Fraud law can also be criminal or civil in nature, depending on the type of fraud alleged. Attorneys practicing in fraud law are generally litigators who prosecute cases for the government, or who bring or defend lawsuits alleging fraud between people and businesses.

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