Legal recoourse

The Guardian⁵ provides a good, concise overview of the Evergrande fraud and the fines imposed. This is a reputable news source and directly addresses a major financial fraud case with legal consequences.

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SEC Investor Protection: Division of Enforcement
Major Financial Fraud Case: Evergrande: Chinese firm and founder fined over $78bn fraud claims
Government/Consumer Rights: Bureau of Consumer Protection
Academic/Critique: The Limits of Lawyering: Legal Opinions in Structured Finance

All links are verified as live, readable, and from diverse, trusted domains. Now I can proceed with writing the article.

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Fraud	fraud
Securities Regulation	securities-regulation
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Enforcement Actions	enforcement-actions
Financial Markets	financial-markets
Consumer Protection	consumer-protection
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Financial Products	financial-products
Regulatory Bodies	regulatory-bodies

I have 15 internal links, 4 external links. All unique, verified.
[TERM] = Legal recourse
[RELATED_TERM] = Arbitration
[TERM_CATEGORY] = Dispute Resolution in Finance

I will ensure to use "Legal recourse" at least four times in the article body beyond the title.¹ ² ³ ⁴