Real estate attorney Charles M. Naselsky was indicted Tuesday for two counts of tax evasion, two counts of filing a false tax return, three counts of wire fraud and two counts of obstruction of justice after he allegedly stole $380,000 from an unnamed law firm where he worked, according to the indictment unsealed Wednesday.
Naselsky worked at Cozen O’Connor for four years before joining Blank Rome in July 2006. He left that firm in August 2009, right around the time the IRS started investigating him according to the indictment, to join Deeb Petrakis Blum & Murphy where he has been for the last year. According to sources and the timeline outlined in the indictment, Naselsky was with Cozen O’Connor during the relevant times of the alleged tax evasion and fraud.
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