Epstein Secrets

he switched back to reading the complete sentence again. As usual, bankruptcy attomey Chuck Lichtman delivered some zinger questions. Lichtman, of Berger Singerman, asked Rosenfeldt whether he had accepted a check for $3.9 million, and other money, because Rothstein wanted him to look the other way r

ove: Get new image I Image verificationAudio verification I reCAPTCHATm Talk about a bizarre deposition. Watching Scott Rothstein's former partner, Stuart Rosenfeldt, face questioning on Friday was ... well, I'm not supposed to blog about my opinions, but ... reptiles in the dining room? Can't read a balance she

investors but less well-heeled victims. Asked about the at least $1 billion Ponzi scheme federal authorities say partner Scott Rothstein operated, Berger spoke of a secretary at the embattled law firm who scraped together $2,000 for a down payment on a home, put it in a firm account and now it's gone

career as a lawyer, left the bench in March 2008 and joined the firm that June. He said he left to work with his friend of 10 years, named partner Stuart Rosenfeldt, and work at a firm he perceived as vibrant, exciting and successful. "You have to go back to March 2008, I don't know what [Rothstein] owned at th

can access it. 16 Q. So, if it was, as an example, if it was, 17 if you were the lead person and you invited 18 Mr. Adler and you invited Mr. Berger in and 19 Mr. Rothstein in, there, when you punched up the 20 Qtask on the screen, I would see Mr. Rothstein's 21 picture. I would see yours. I

meeting with Scott 3 Rothstein, he told me there are only two equity partners 4 of this law firm, and it will always be that way; myself 5 and Stuart Rosenfeldt, period. 6 Q. And did he say that they each own 7 50 percent, or did he say, they were just partners? 8 A. Did not say. 9 Q. Prior to your