Pennsylvania attorney Robert N. Wilkey's employer was surprised to learn Friday that the associate it had hired from the plaintiffs boutique located a few floors up had been charged with identity theft less than a week earlier. The Lehigh County district attorney's office announced last week that Wilkey had been charged with three counts of first degree misdemeanor identity theft for allegedly using a client's personal information to apply for three credit cards.
June 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Attorney Robert N. Wilkey’s employer was surprised to learn Friday that the associate it had hired from the plaintiffs boutique located a few floors up had been charged by Upper Saucon Township police with identity theft less than a week earlier.
The Lehigh County district attorney’s office announced last week that Wilkey had been charged with three counts of first degree misdemeanor identity theft for allegedly using a client’s personal information to apply for three credit cards.
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