Disbarred McDonough lawyer faces fraud charges - Atlanta Journal Constitution
A former McDonough lawyer will be arraigned in federal court Thursday on charges he defrauded his real estate clients out of $1.9 million. Steven H. Ballard is accused of one count of wire fraud. Federal court records accuse Ballard of depositing
Ex-DC mayor’s lawyer: New charge will be dropped - Seattle Times
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry says U.S. Park Police should not have arrested him on charges he was stalking his ex-girlfriend. Barry said Thursday that he did nothing to deserve Saturday’s arrest, and it “caused great pain” to his family and the
Bernie Madoff Is ‘Doing Okay,’ Says Lawyer - Nymag.com
Bernie Madoff’s lawyer, Ira Sorkin, had a nice little chat with the Daily Beast today. Gent that he is, Beast contributor Allan Dodds Frank inquired after Bernie’s well-being in the aftermath of being sentenced to 150 years in prison. How’s the old
Lawyer: Lufkin man may have suffered from bipolar disorder when he - Lufkin Daily News
William Anthony Waldrop, 54, of Lufkin, pleaded guilty to charges of intent to cause bodily injury after shooting Richard Ferguson in the shoulder on May 15, 2008. According to witness testimony, Waldrop and Petra Ferguson, a woman he knew, got into
Dallas Injury Lawyer Website Gets a Face lift by Leading Law Firm Web - PR Inside
West Palm Beach, FL–Cepac, an attorney and law firm marketing agency specializing in law firm website design, internet marketing / search engine optimization (SEO), and press release writing and distribution, announces the launching and syndication
Disbarred lawyer pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Prosecutors say a McDonough lawyer preyed on his friends and colleagues to steal more than $2 million in a real estate scam across three states. Now the disbarred attorney faces up to 20 years in a federal prison. He also must repay all of the money
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