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Federal Court alerts clients to fraudulent email

Fri Jul 08 2016

The Federal Court has been contacted by a large number of people who have received emails, purportedly sent by the Federal Court on behalf of the Federal Circuit Court, subpoenaing them to attend court at a specified time. The email also requires the recipient to click on a link to both the court address and case related information.

Neither the Federal Court nor the Federal Circuit Court issue subpoenas in such an informal way. These emails have not been issued by the court and are fraudulent.

If you receive one of these emails:

  • Do not click on any of the links as they may contain viruses or malware
  • Delete the item from your in-box and Deleted folder.
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