Barry Boss and Stephen Miller of Cozen O’Connor helped Laura Varela, who hadn’t been involved in the operations of her husband’s site prior to his 2018 kidnapping and murder, reach a deal with federal prosecutors. Is she a test case or an outlier?
October 08, 2020 at 07:30 AM
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Updated on 10/9/2020 with comment from U.S. Attorney William McSwain of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
In the world of offshore, online sports gambling, it’s hard to imagine a more sympathetic client than Laura Varela.
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Barry Boss and Stephen Miller of Cozen O’Connor. (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
