You know what they say about getting your name in the press -- it's all good.
So by that measure I suppose this is a positive development:
Money shmoney, that's ok -- but no one touches the paintings!In March, a federal jury in Richmond, Virginia convicted Okun of wire fraud, money laundering, smuggling, perjury and conspiracy, following a three-week trial.
Earlier this month, a federal judge sentenced the Miami businessman to 100 years in prison and to forfeit $40 million.
According to the filing, some of Okun's former lawyers have also agreed to make payments to the tax firm's estate to resolve possible claims.
Kluger, Peretz, Kaplan & Berlin PL will pay roughly $10.7 million, while Michael Rosen will pay $925,000, the filing shows.
BTW, check out the snazzy new KPKB website redesign.
8 comments:
Is that called putting a shine on a turd?
SFL, those paintings are long gone.
Great webpage there. I should try that with some of my customers.
Geeze...who has that kind of scratch???
I'm calling the Shumie and going home and drinking heavily whole I work t pay my rent and mortgages (yes that's plural) by next week.
Alan is going to have to liquidate hie Jewish artifact collection on the fly and jimminy quick. Leads one to believe that Kluger Perezt implosion was not necessarily client revenue related. Let's hope he's not subject to a target letter of a grand jury indictment. I hear they don't let you wear lifts in your cowboy boots in the hoosegow.
Ok look, SFL don't like no competition to his witty writing.
which is why he picked me as guest blogger.
9:56 pm - lifts in your cowboy boots in the hoosegow!?!?
brilliant.
still, not as brilliant as the new website link...
Good to see I'm so loved!
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