NEW YORK AP - A court-appointed trustee unraveling Bernard Madoff's massive fraud signaled Thursday that he may go after the disgraced financier's family to pay victim claims, which have grown to almost 9,000.Legal action against the family "is a matter that's being looked into," trustee Irving Picard said during a telephone conference call with reporters.
May 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK AP – A court-appointed trustee unraveling Bernard Madoff’s massive fraud signaled Thursday that he may go after the disgraced financier’s family to pay victim claims, which have grown to almost 9,000.
Legal action against the family “is a matter that’s being looked into,” trustee Irving Picard said during a telephone conference call with reporters.
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