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Lazar Sentenced for Perjury

By Securites Lawprof (index)

Seymour M. Lazar, a former Milberg Weiss client who received secret payments for serving as leading plaintiff in securities class actions, was sentenced to six months' home detention and a $600,000 fine for perjury. He previously forfeited $1.5 million in...

Full post as published by Securities Law Prof Blog on January 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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