Conspiracy to Defraud is an offense under common law, which occurs when two or more individuals intentionally agree to deceive or cheat another person or entity out of money, property, or services. It is a criminal offense that involves two or more people acting together to deceive another person or entity in order to gain something of value. Generally, the parties involved in the conspiracy must have an agreement to work together to commit the fraud and must have the intent to defraud. There are two types of Conspiracy to Defraud: criminal conspiracy and civil conspiracy. Criminal conspiracy involves criminal intent to defraud, while civil conspiracy involves a civil wrong. In either case, the person accused of Conspiracy to Defraud can be held liable for the damages caused by their actions.