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Real Estate Authority Residential : Law360 : Legal News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

Real Estate Authority Residential : Law360 : Legal News & Analysis

Real Estate Authority residential coverage.

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Jailed NY Atty Kossoff Urged To Settle $4.5M Escrow Suit - Vimarsana News

Jailed NY Atty Kossoff Urged To Settle $4.5M Escrow Suit

A Manhattan federal judge on Friday encouraged disbarred and incarcerated New York City real estate attorney Mitchell Kossoff to settle a former client's $4.5 million escrow theft suit after pleading guilty to the same allegations in a related criminal case.

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Real estate lawyer Mitchell Kossoff gets 13 years in prison | Crain's New York Business - Vimarsana News

Real estate lawyer Mitchell Kossoff gets 13 years in prison | Crain's New York Business

The Manhattan dealmaker had admitted to stealing money from 35 clients to cover the rent on his $19,000-a-month apartment and other expenses

NYC Real Estate Atty Kossoff Disbarred For Felony Plea - Vimarsana News

NYC Real Estate Atty Kossoff Disbarred For Felony Plea

New York City real estate attorney Mitchell Kossoff has been disbarred on the basis of his December guilty plea to stealing more than $14.6 million from at least 35 individual and business clients, a New York appellate court ruled Thursday.

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NY Atty Kossoff Pleads Guilty To Stealing $14.6M From Clients - Vimarsana News

NY Atty Kossoff Pleads Guilty To Stealing $14.6M From Clients

New York City real estate attorney Mitchell Kossoff pled guilty Monday morning to stealing more than $14.6 million from at least 35 individual and business clients, formally striking an agreement that calls for at least four and a half years in prison.

Source: law360.com