A lawyer whose name was used to perpetrate a $7.5 million Ponzi scheme orchestrated by her live-in boyfriend was not entitled to admission into the pretrial intervention program, a New Jersey appeals court ruled March 4.
The attorney, Krista Selig, was charged in New Jersey in connection with a mortgage refinance fraud perpetrated by Hawthorne Capital Corp., which had locations in Manalapan, New Jersey, and Brooklyn, New York.
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