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USA v. Scott
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November 15, 2018
Feds Doubt Ex-BigLaw Atty's Privilege Applies In Crypto Scam
Manhattan federal prosecutors gave a preview of the evidence they'd gathered against former Locke Lord LLP lawyer Mark S. Scott on Thursday over his alleged role in laundering proceeds of a $400 million cryptocurrency scam, saying most of his work was financial, not legal, and the crime-fraud exception may apply to his privilege claims.