In litigation stemming from a $23 million Ponzi scheme run by a Chester County man, a federal judge has refused to dismiss negligence claims against a Delaware accounting firm that is accused of ignoring signs of fraud when it audited the Acorn Capital Management investment firm.
February 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In litigation stemming from a $23 million Ponzi scheme run by a Chester County man, a federal judge has refused to dismiss negligence claims against a Delaware accounting firm that is accused of ignoring signs of fraud when it audited the Acorn Capital Management investment firm.
In the suit, court-appointed receiver Louis C. Bechtle contends that the Ponzi scheme run by Donald Young should have been detected in the 2003 audit conducted by Master Sidlow & Associates of Wilmington, Del.
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