Disgraced legal high-roller Scott Rothstein’s free-spending lifestyle almost certainly is a thing of the past. Investors, clients and assorted creditors will want to force him to liquidate his vast real estate holdings, his fleet of Lamborghinis, even his $1 million watch collection.
But what about the recipients of Rothstein’s largesse – the charities, the political candidates, even the well-paid lawyers and employees at his former law firm, Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler? Could they be asked to give back money in the form of so-called clawbacks to the firm’s court-appointed receiver and investors in Rothstein’s alleged side business.
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