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    Tom Girardi, disgraced LA lawyer and ‘Real Housewives’ spouse, indicted on fraud charges

    by Matt Hamilton and Harriet Ryan, Los Angeles Times Feb 01, 2023 3 minutes
    Attorney Tom Girardi is accused of misappropriating millions in client funds, dishonesty and other acts of moral turpitude in his law practice.

    LOS ANGELES — Tom Girardi, the once-vaunted Los Angeles trial attorney, was indicted by federal grand juries in two states on fraud charges that allege he swindled more than $18 million from several clients who had endured catastrophic injuries or tragic deaths of loved ones, prosecutors announced Wednesday.

    In Chicago, Girardi and his son-in-law, attorney David Lira, and the former chief financial officer of Girardi’s law firm, Christopher Kamon, were charged with eight counts of wire fraud and

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