A former executive at McElroy Deutsch is refuting a property-related claim that has emerged in the wake of a scandal at the New Jersey law firm. Her husband, another former top executive at the company, has admitted to stealing $1.5 million. In developing her defense, she has pointed out that his fraudulent activities didn’t start until after January 2017.
The origins of the embezzled funds are important to the case, because the home was purchased in 2016. If she can successfully argue that the thefts hadn’t begun at the time of the property acquisition, then it would be difficult for the firm to prove that the purloined money was used to finance the purchase.
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