USA v. Lindberg
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3:23-cr-00048
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January 24, 2025
Grier Wright Tapped For Insurance Mogul's $2B Liquidation
Bankruptcy attorney Joseph Grier of Grier Wright Martinez PA will serve as special master to identify, receive, track and distribute billions of dollars that will go toward restitution to victims defrauded by convicted insurance mogul Greg Lindberg, a North Carolina federal judge ruled.
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December 06, 2024
Feds, NC Insurance Mogul Want Grier Wright On $2B Liquidation
Convicted insurance mogul Greg Lindberg and federal prosecutors have come together to ask a North Carolina federal judge to appoint an attorney from Grier Wright Martinez PA to serve as special master for liquidating Lindberg's billions in assets as restitution for his $2 billion fraud scheme.
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November 25, 2024
Insurance Mogul Denied 'Custom Detention' After Plea Deal
A convicted insurance mogul who pled guilty to a $2 billion fraud scheme has lost his bid for a temporary reprieve from county jail after turning himself in, with a federal magistrate judge citing concerns about equity if he were to grant such a "custom detention order" for the billionaire.
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November 21, 2024
'Where Were You?': Judge Irked By Feds In $2B Fraud Case
A North Carolina magistrate judge said Thursday he was "appalled" by a system that left a convicted insurance mogul unable to communicate with his attorneys while he sat in a county jail for nearly a week following his guilty plea to a $2 billion fraud and money laundering scheme.
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November 06, 2024
Convicted NC Mogul Takes Plea Deal In 2nd Criminal Case
Convicted insurance magnate Greg Lindberg has copped a plea deal in his second criminal case on charges he lied to state insurance regulators and defrauded policyholders, according to recent federal court filings in North Carolina.
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August 30, 2024
Convicted NC Insurance Mogul Puts Off 2nd Criminal Trial
A North Carolina federal judge has pushed back convicted insurance mogul Greg Lindberg's latest criminal trial on charges he lied to state insurance regulators and defrauded policyholders, setting a new trial date for the November term.