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Article content A former personal assistant to the wealthy founder of the Phi Centre artistic hub in Old Montreal has been ordered to pay back $12.4 million she diverted to herself and her associates. In total, Sandra Testa was found to have played a part in diverting $22 million from Phoebe Greenberg and companies owned by Greenberg in the space of 18 months. Some of that money has already been recovered by Greenberg in previous lawsuits. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Personal assistant who drained Canadian heiress of millions ordered to pa...

Phi Centre founder wins $12.4M in lawsuit against former personal assistant Sandra Testa played a part in diverting $22 million from Phoebe Greenberg and companies owned by Greenberg in the space of 18 months. Author of the article: René Bruemmer Publishing date: Mar 08, 2021  •  March 8, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Sandra Testa, left, a defendant in a lawsuit who is accused of stealing $15 million from Phoebe Greenberg, a wealthy Montrealer and supporter of the arts, testified on Thursday December 10, 2020 at the Palais de Justice in Montreal. Photo by Dave Sidaway /Montr...

Canadian heiress and her former personal assistant in court battle over $15M luxury spending spree Michael Higgins © Provided by National Post Phoebe Greenberg, seen in 2013, alleges her former personal assistant spent Greenberg's money on lavish trips, private jet travel, and luxury goods including jewelry without her authorization. Is one of Canada’s richest women an unapologetic spendthrift or the victim of a $15 million embezzlement? The question is playing out in a Montreal courtroom where Phoebe Greenberg, co-owner of the Minto Group, the major Canadian real esta...

Article content Phoebe Greenberg, a wealthy supporter of the Montreal arts scene who is suing her former assistant for $15 million, testified Wednesday that she never authorized expensive purchases — including a gold watch delivered by an armoured truck — that are at the heart of the case. The lawsuit alleges Sandra Testa, a former employee of the Phi Centre — the Old Montreal multidisciplinary arts and culture establishment Greenberg founded in 2012 — and Greenberg’s former personal assistant, took several trips, pocketed cash, held lavish parties and purchased expensive items with...