During the 13-day trial, federal prosecutors told the jury that the once-revered California lawyer ran a decade-long Ponzi scheme by stealing and misappropriating tens of millions of dollars of his clients’ settlements.
They said Girardi, 85, would use the money to pay back other clients and fund a luxurious life for himself and Jayne, 53.
His federal public defenders, however, insisted that the firm’s former chief financial officer and Girardi’s co-defendant, Chris Kamon, was to blame for the missing and misappropriated money.
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