A lawyer who once represented Jamie and Frank McCourt denied Thursday he committed fraud when he switched a key portion of a postnuptial marital agreement that excluded the Los Angeles Dodgers from Frank McCourt's separate assets. Bingham McCutchen partner Larry Silverstein was on the witness stand Thursday for the third consecutive day in the couple's divorce trial. The McCourts are fighting over ownership of the team, the stadium and the surrounding land, worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
September 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A lawyer who once represented Jamie and Frank McCourt denied Thursday he committed fraud when he switched a key portion of a postnuptial marital agreement that excluded the Los Angeles Dodgers from Frank McCourt’s separate assets.
Larry Silverstein was on the witness stand Thursday for the third consecutive day in the couple’s divorce trial. The McCourts are fighting over ownership of the team, the stadium and the surrounding land, worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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