The motion to sever is among a flurry of filings that followed a June 20 hearing in the federal government's criminal case against Tom Girardi. The trial begins Aug. 6.
June 26, 2024 at 05:21 PM
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Tom Girardi’s lawyers have sought to sever his upcoming criminal trial from the federal government’s case against Girardi Keese’s ex-accountant, who they insist took advantage of their client’s diminished mental state to siphon millions from the firm’s bank accounts.
The motion to sever comes one day after a June 20 hearing where Girardi’s lawyers previewed their defense case, which blames Christopher Kamon, the former chief accountant of Girardi Keese, who is now incarcerated in Los Angeles.
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Tom Girardi and his wife Erika Jayne during an episode of the Bravo television show “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” in 2015. (Credit: Bravo)
