The more complicated, long-winded and perplexing a case, the more fondly Richard A. Serafini will look back on it.
“It’s like doing a jigsaw puzzle and not having the top of the box,” Serafini said. “You have to kind of see how it ends up.”
"It’s like doing a jigsaw puzzle and not having the top of the box," says white-collar criminal defense attorney Richard A. Serafini as he looks back on more than 20 years working fraud cases for federal and state governments.
September 07, 2018 at 02:01 PM
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The more complicated, long-winded and perplexing a case, the more fondly Richard A. Serafini will look back on it.
“It’s like doing a jigsaw puzzle and not having the top of the box,” Serafini said. “You have to kind of see how it ends up.”
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