At a hearing Thursday, federal prosecutors battled attorneys for bankruptcy trustee Herbert Stettin over which side would be better suited to dole out funds to victims of attorney Scott Rothstein's massive Ponzi scheme. Florida federal Judge James Cohn had tough questions for both Assistant U.S. Attorney Evelyn Sheehan and Sharon Kegerreis of Berger Singerman, who represents Stettin. The judge said he would likely rule by today over who will control and divide millions of dollars in assets that belonged to Rothstein.
July 09, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The thorny question of who will control and divide tens of millions of dollars in assets that belonged to convicted Ponzi crook Scott Rothstein will likely be decided today.
At a hearing Thursday, federal prosecutors battled attorneys for bankruptcy trustee Herbert Stettin over which side would be better suited to dole out funds to victims.
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