Epstein Secrets

ifferent job prospects, he said. He is considering all size of firms, including perhaps starting his own. Together with another lawyer at the firm, Brad Edwards, Berger worked on the cases of two alleged underage victims of billionaire Jeffery Epstein's sexual dalliances in his Palm Beach mansion. The women

When asked if the Epstein victims he represented had indeed had their interests sold, Berger said he is sure no one ever approached the women he and Edwards represented. And if they were sold, the women and the lawyers did not know it, he said. "To me any possible connection that people may try to make

to be shot like a rabid dog." Berger, who worked primarily in the firm's satellite office in Boca Raton along with Palm Beach County Commissioner Steven Abrams, said he believes no one at the firm knew of Rothstein's alleged financial chicanery. Yet this is the the question on many minds since the shocking

) Testified at trial, 3/26/98 CA v. Robert Mark Edwards (Santa Ana, California) Testified at sentencing

, in Georgia v. Anthony B. Solomon, Jr. (school shooting) Consultant to the Office of the Public Defender, Orange County, California, in People v. Steven Abrams (killing of two children at preschool) Consultant to the Office of the District Attorney, Riverside County, California, in People v. Joseph Neale

odge workshop, 6 p.m. Wednes- day, town hall. 247 Edwards Lane. Palm Springs Leisure Services Board, 7 p.

sing issue. Council members dis- agreed about "linkage fees,- which could be charged to businesses that bring more jobs into the community. Mayor Steven Abrams was in favor of the fees, but Coun- cilman Mike Arts said they don't make sense. "Office Depot is moving their corporate headquarters to Boca Ra