The former employee of the Top 50 firm had arranged 116 payments to his bank accounts over three years.
May 16, 2022 at 07:22 AM
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A former paralegal at legacy top 50 U.K. firm BLM has been sentenced to three years and three months imprisonment after stealing £437,598 from the firm.
Paul Young was found to have falsely represented to Aviva that interim payments were due on insurance claims that he was the claim handler of, directing them to his own bank account to fuel his gambling habit.
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