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I am curious as to whether the fees paid to Madoff family attorneys and Sorkin’s fees could subsequently have to be returned to repay investors, if they are found (I’m not sure how they couldn’t be) to be the fruits of this criminal enterprise.
I am curious as to whether the fees paid to Madoff family attorneys and Sorkin’s fees could subsequently have to be returned to repay investors, if they are found (I’m not sure how they couldn’t be) to be the fruits of this criminal enterprise.
I am curious as to whether the fees paid to Madoff family attorneys and Sorkin’s fees could subsequently have to be returned to repay investors, if they are found (I’m not sure how they couldn’t be) to be the fruits of this criminal enterprise.
@brian
the one thing they will never take back are the legal fees
never ever ever
@brian
the one thing they will never take back are the legal fees
never ever ever
@brian
the one thing they will never take back are the legal fees
never ever ever
I was pretty sure that is the case but it would make for a great debate. Kind of like applying the “Son of Sam law” to the case prior to a guilty verdict. Freeze the assets and force him to use a public defender. Too many arguments on both sides to list. Thanks for your response.
I was pretty sure that is the case but it would make for a great debate. Kind of like applying the “Son of Sam law” to the case prior to a guilty verdict. Freeze the assets and force him to use a public defender. Too many arguments on both sides to list. Thanks for your response.
I was pretty sure that is the case but it would make for a great debate. Kind of like applying the “Son of Sam law” to the case prior to a guilty verdict. Freeze the assets and force him to use a public defender. Too many arguments on both sides to list. Thanks for your response.
[…] one other person — and maybe more. There are already reports that longtime Madoff employee, Annette Borgiorno, had workers look up stock prices and write up fake […]
[…] one other person — and maybe more. There are already reports that longtime Madoff employee, Annette Borgiorno, had workers look up stock prices and write up fake […]
[…] one other person — and maybe more. There are already reports that longtime Madoff employee, Annette Borgiorno, had workers look up stock prices and write up fake […]
How come Annette has not been required to spill the beans?
How come Annette has not been required to spill the beans?
How come Annette has not been required to spill the beans?