
Ex-Biglaw Paralegal Who Embezzled More Than $600K From Firm Gets Prison Time
She used the money to pay her credit card, mortgage, and student loan bills.
She used the money to pay her credit card, mortgage, and student loan bills.
She allegedly used the money to pay her credit card, mortgage, and student loan bills.
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The order says 'clients were intentionally, dishonestly, and excessively billed for the time.'
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She billed clients 3,173 hours that year.
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