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A South Carolina woman who won a $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot in 2018 has shared how she lost millions to the self-styled Lotto Lawyer (pictured) she hired to help distribute her winnings

This South Carolina woman’s story provides a cautionary tale for those who come into large amounts of money unexpectedly.

This South Carolina woman’s story provides a cautionary tale for those who come into large amounts of money unexpectedly.

Self-subscribed Long Island "lottery lawyer" Jason Kurland was sentenced to 13 years in prison for a mobbed-up scheme to steal $107 million in prize money from jackpot winners.

A Long Island man dubbed the Lottery Lawyer who conned his lottery winning clients out of $107 million to fuel his lavish lifestyle of yachts, vacations and fancy cars has been jailed for 13 years.

Jason Kurland, 49, was convicted of steering winners’ money into his own business and losing millions of their funds in a Ponzi scheme and shady COVID-era scheme.

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This South Carolina woman’s story provides a cautionary tale for those who come into large amounts of money unexpectedly.

Jason Kurland was convicted of multiple crimes after swindling lottery winners, including a South Carolina woman, out of tens of millions of dollars, according to court documents.

Jason “Jay” Kurland, 48, conned his once lucky clients by convincing them to put their winnings into his shady business ventures and then funneling the money back to himself.