The final conspirator in a scheme that bilked Vedder Price out of millions of dollars has pleaded guilty to charges of theft, reimbursed the Am Law 200 firm for $175,000 and accepted a 10-month sentence in a Chicago jail.
Deborah Acuna.
Five months after a Chicago man pleaded guilty to scamming Am Law 200 firm Vedder Price out of $7 million, an alleged co-conspirator, Deborah Acuna, has done the same in return for a 10-month jail sentence and pledge to pay $175,000 in restitution.
August 30, 2016 at 03:26 PM
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The final conspirator in a scheme that bilked Vedder Price out of millions of dollars has pleaded guilty to charges of theft, reimbursed the Am Law 200 firm for $175,000 and accepted a 10-month sentence in a Chicago jail.
Deborah Acuna.
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