Sentencing for Scott Diamond, the former Sacks Weston partner who pleaded guilty to defrauding the firm of nearly $320,000, was delayed Monday because of a dispute over whether Diamond stole from clients.

Monday’s sentencing hearing in USA v. Diamond consisted of the prosecution unveiling evidence to support its allegation that Diamond charged more than $11,000 in personal expenses—ranging from medical bills to construction work on Diamond’s residence—to client files in personal injury cases.

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