Chris Pettit lawyers no longer want to represent ex-S.A. attorney
The San Antonio law firm learned the former attorney paid them with money allegedly stolen from his clients.
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The San Antonio law firm learned the former attorney paid them with money allegedly stolen from his clients.
The ex-San Antonio attorney testified he bought Christmas gifts for his staff, but former employees say they got nothing from the ritzy jeweler.
Police believe the former attorney's youngest brother took his own life.
After withdrawing money from his retirement accounts, which almost ended in contempt of court, a judge ordered a $100 per diem for Pettit for the next 10 days.
The former attorney listed $27.8 million in assets and $115.2 million in debts in his personal bankruptcy, one of the largest ever filed in S.A.