The Northern California Computer Crimes Task Force says a Sacramento man stole Mill Valley, Calif., attorney Mohamed Salem's identity and posed as a lawyer to prey on a dozen people who were desperate to keep their homes. After an investigation this month, Nicolas Moscouplos charged with felony counts of personation of another and identity theft. Why Moscouplos chose Salem's name and Bar number is unclear -- Salem said he's never met the man -- but authorities suspect he accessed it on the State Bar's website, Salem said.
May 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Mohamed Salem knew something was amiss when his fax machine spit out the foreclosure documents from a Sacramento lawyer.
The Mill Valley, Calif., attorney’s practice in environmental and construction law usually focuses on building places for people, not kicking them out of their homes.
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