Fraudulent e-mails have recently been sent under Gleiss Lutz’s name. Many of these are currently offering supposed deals on vehicles left over from an insolvent party’s assets, falsely identifying Gleiss Lutz as the sender. These messages do not come from Gleiss Lutz. In some e-mails, the scammers use our name and modified e-mail addresses, laying out the e-mail to resemble our corporate design. Further scamming attempts in various forms can be expected.
Please pay extra attention when you receive e-mails apparently from Gleiss Lutz but not relating to matters you would expect them to. Please look carefully at the ending of the sender’s e-mail address, as the immediately visible name of the sender is easy to fake. In cases of doubt, do not open attachments or links and do not disclose personal or confidential information.
If you have any concerns about an e-mail that you have received from Gleiss Lutz, please do not hesitate to notify your contact at Gleiss Lutz or cybersecurity@gleisslutz.com.
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