Manhattan lawyer Campbell Holder was indicted Wednesday for stealing $1.6 million from seven of his clients. Holder, who was born in Barbados, allegedly used the money taken from his clients' accounts to pay for numerous trips to the Caribbean island, a Lexus and a BMW, and items from Louis Vuitton and other stores, according to the Manhattan district attorney's office. If proven, the accusations against Holder would place him among New York attorneys who have stolen the largest amounts from clients.
July 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A Manhattan lawyer was indicted Wednesday for stealing $1.6 million from seven of his clients.
Attorney Campbell Holder, 58, who was born in Barbados, allegedly used the money taken from his clients’ escrow and trust accounts, to pay for numerous trips to the Caribbean island, a Lexus and a BMW, and clothing and personal items from stores such as Louis Vuitton and J&R, according to the Manhattan district attorney’s office.
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