Facing a $2 million clawback suit from the trustee in the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme case, investor James Greiff sought the advice of a Becker & Poliakoff attorney who specialized in asset protection.
On the advice of Miami attorney Richard Cahan, Greiff agreed to place all his assets in his wife's name, including $1.4 million in cash, a $3 million condominium, a $1 million beach condo, two plots of land valued at $1.4 million, an Aston Martin and a BMW.
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