Since Miami attorney William Huggett's death three years ago, his widow has been fighting his former staff for taking her husband's cases to a newly formed firm and charging her $739,000 for bonuses and vacation pay. Now, a federal grand jury has indicted Sara San Martin, Huggett's former office manager and bookkeeper, for allegedly writing fraudulent checks on Huggett's accounts to pay off her mortgage and a truck loan. San Martin was charged with bank fraud and faces a possible sentence of 30 years.
August 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Since the sudden death of Miami maritime attorney William Huggett three years ago, his widow has been fighting his former staff for taking all her husband’s cases to a newly formed law firm and charging her $739,000 for bonuses and vacation pay.
In a stunning twist, a federal grand jury in Miami indicted Sara San Martin, Huggett’s former office manager and bookkeeper, in June for allegedly writing fraudulent checks on Huggett’s accounts to pay off her mortgage and a truck loan.
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