October 28, 2014
A former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer was sentenced to 27 months in prison on Tuesday for his role in a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme that victimized the law firm.
September 19, 2014
A former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer's reckoning for victimizing the firm in a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme was delayed yet again on Friday as a last-minute dispute over his compliance with a plea agreement flared up at his sentencing hearing.
September 16, 2014
United States prosecutors argued on Monday that a former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer who pled guilty to taking part in a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme that victimized his old employer should receive time in prison, saying probation wouldn't be sufficient.
October 02, 2013
The one-time head of an IT contracting business was sentenced to two years in prison Wednesday for teaming with a former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer to victimize the firm in an alleged $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme.
October 01, 2013
U.S. prosecutors on Monday moved to seize money and property belonging to a former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer who in April pled guilty to taking part in a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme that victimized his former employer.
June 05, 2013
The one-time head of a contract-employee business pled guilty Wednesday in Illinois federal court to working with a former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer to victimize the firm in a billing and kickback scheme.
April 22, 2013
A former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer reversed course and pled guilty in Illinois federal court Monday to taking part in a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme that victimized his former employer.
January 22, 2013
A former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer and the president of a technology-workforce contracting company pled not guilty Tuesday to charges that they ran a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme.
January 11, 2013
A former Mayer Brown LLP chief information officer is facing expanded criminal charges in an indictment unsealed Friday that accuses him and the president of a technology workforce contracting company with running a $4.8 million billing and kickback scheme that victimized the Chicago-based firm.