Months before a Washington grand jury indicted a businessman named Shelly Singhal in a stock manipulation scheme, prosecutors acquired documents from a lawyer who agreed to cooperate with the government in its securities fraud case.

The attorney, Robert Brown, a former name partner at New York’s Reitler Brown & Rosenblatt, and two other lawyers, including a former Nixon Peabody counsel, have pleaded guilty in Washington federal district court to crimes stemming from the long-running securities probe.

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