A First Department panel has set aside the transfer of a former Lehman Brothers Inc. broker's $1.2 million Manhattan condominium to her son less than four months after she was ordered to pay a client $2.5 million.
January 08, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A former Lehman Brothers Inc. broker fraudulently transferred her $1.2 million Manhattan condominium to her son less than four months after she was ordered to pay a client $2.5 million, a state appeals panel has ruled.
The four-judge Appellate Division, First Department, panel on Tuesday upheld a lower court’s ruling calling for the real estate transfer to be set aside.
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