The Securities and Exchange Commission claims he conspired to loot his own company. Former Sen. Warren Rudman calls him brilliant, decent, and a model of integrity. Robert Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, says he falsified company records and hid his ill-gotten gains. His lawyer says he’s the target of “unsupported” allegations and has done nothing wrong.
Mark Belnick himself is saying little these days, at least to the press. For weeks, he has been sitting in a $10 million house high above Park City, Utah, waiting to hear whether his 30-year career as an elite corporate lawyer will end with an indictment from a New York grand jury.
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