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April 1, 2008


Judge won't dismiss Milberg money-laundering charges

Yes, it's a sort of coincidental intersection between the Eliot Spitzer and Milberg Weiss scandals: the money transfers that take place during seemingly unrelated misconduct can fall afoul of federal money-laundering and "structuring" laws. A federal judge yesterday declined to throw out those counts in the federal prosecution of the once-dominant class action firm.

Posted by Walter Olson at 12:07 AM | TrackBack (0)



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