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The former Minnesota bankruptcy attorney arranged to have a fictitious lawsuit filed against his client, and then instructed him to default in that lawsuit.

According to court documents, attorney Gregory Ronald Anderson created large fake liabilities -- including a bogus $608,000 lawsuit and a bogus $240,000 loan -- to create the appearance that his client was insolvent when, in fact, the client could easily have paid all of his creditors: The client owned $100,000 in gold coins; had $686,000 on deposit in bank accounts for two companies; and had $455,484 in uncashed checks.

MINNEAPOLIS – An Oakdale man has pleaded guilty for his role in a multi-million dollar insurance fraud scheme. Okwuchukwu Emmanuel Jidoefor, 38, along

November 18, 2021 — A Texas doctor was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $857,127.24 in restitution for failing to pay income taxes for 10 years.