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We were contacted by a Blackburn based company who had suffered a large scale theft by an employee. Said employee had been making account payments on fraudulent invoices to an account in her name. At the trial the employee insisted the amounts stolen were smaller than claimed and had been used to pay off debthttps://www.ejminvestigations.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/process-serving-2020.jpg545307