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November 06, 2023
Ex-Florida Atty Gets 14 Years In NFL Fraud Case
A Florida federal judge Monday sentenced disbarred attorney Timothy Howard to 14 years in prison for a scheme in which he stole millions from retired NFL players and former clients, denying his request for mercy and instead landing within the government's requested sentence of 14 to 17 years.
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November 02, 2023
Ex-Fla. Atty Seeks Lenient Sentence In NFL Fraud Case
Disbarred Florida attorney Timothy Howard is asking for mercy after pleading guilty to masterminding a bizarre scheme that stole millions from litigation funders and retired NFL players, saying the fact that he himself has "lost everything" in the fallout means he should receive "significantly" less prison time than the 14 to 17 years federal prosecutors are seeking.
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October 11, 2023
Feds Want Big Prison Time For Ex-Fla. Atty In NFL Fraud Case
The federal government has called for a lengthy prison sentence for disbarred Florida attorney Phillip Howard, pointing not only to a racketeering charge he pled guilty to in August for a scheme in which he stole millions from retired NFL players and other former clients, but also new allegations of a scheme to rip off pet food companies.