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Florida Lawyer to Plead Guilty in Ponzi Scheme 
New York Times | Wed, Jan 6
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Bernard L. Madoff may have company soon. A disbarred South Florida lawyer agreed in federal court on Wednesday to plead guilty later this month to charges accusing him of running Ponzi scheme that cheated thousands of investors out of $1.2 billion.
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(in Madoff Auction Benefits Victims of Ponzi Scheme)
Some Bernie Madoff's most prized possessions went on the auction block Wednesday in Florida, and all for a good cause. The estate auction was held at the Kodner Galleries in Dania Beach, and featured jewelry, silver, antiques and artwork from Picasso ...
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The liquidator for Bernard Madoff’s defunct business said the family of deceased New York real estate magnate Norman F. Levy agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims over its profit from the fraud.
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