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For several years, Joseph DeGregorio billed himself as a paralegal and handled settlements as an independent contractor in New Jersey. That all ended when he was indicted for theft by deception, and accused of depositing settlement monies, not into attorney escrow accounts, but into his personal bank account. Last month, he was sentenced to four years in state prison and ordered to repay the victim clients.
October 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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