Jonathan Dickstein, a former Morrison & Foerster partner, pleaded not guilty in San Francisco Superior Court Thursday to allegations he and his wife bilked $400,000 from the San Francisco Unified School District and insurers. At the arraignment, Dickstein held hands with his wife, Barclay Lynn, who also entered a not guilty plea. Last month, the couple was arrested and charged by the San Francisco DA's office with 31 felony counts, including grand theft, forgery, insurance fraud and conspiracy.
September 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Jonathan Dickstein, a former Morrison & Foerster partner, pleaded not guilty in San Francisco Superior Court Thursday to allegations he and his wife bilked $400,000 from the San Francisco Unified School District and insurers.
At the arraignment in front of Judge Bruce Chan, Dickstein held hands with his wife, Barclay Lynn, who also entered a not guilty plea.
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