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November 06, 2018
Benefits Plan Must Get Payout From Disbarred Atty's Trust
A Pennsylvania federal judge rejected a settlement that would have required Athene Annuity and Life Insurance Co. to pay a benefits plan $355,000 after a policy lapsed due to attorney misconduct, telling the company Monday that the now-disbarred attorney's old trust, not Athene, must distribute the payment.
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March 16, 2017
Pa. Judge OKs Assets Plan In $34M ERISA Suit Against Atty
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Wednesday accepted a U.S. Department of Labor-endorsed method of distributing the assets of employee retirement trusts in a long-running suit against a disbarred Philadelphia attorney accused of diverting $34 million from 400 plans nationwide.
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May 17, 2016
Disbarred Atty Jailed For Failing to Pay Up In ERISA Order
A disbarred Pennsylvania attorney has been jailed for failing to comply with a court order to turn over nearly $1.7 million in assets that he pilfered from several employee benefit schemes, the U.S. Department of Labor announced Tuesday.
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March 18, 2015
Philly Atty Must Repay $18M To Raided Retirement Plans
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday ordered Philadelphia attorney John Koresko and his now-defunct law firm and retirement benefit companies to pay $18.4 million in remaining restitution for allegedly using millions of dollars in employee retirement plan assets for his personal benefit.