An attorney working as a bookkeeper for three Massachusetts companies has been indicted by a federal grand jury for ...
Lexington attorney David Smerling, 74, faces charges of embezzling $2.5 million from companies, involving wire fraud and ...
David Smerling, 74, appeared Tuesday in US District Court in Boston on one count of wire fraud but did not enter a plea, records show. Smerling claimed to have an “addiction to prostitutes ...
A Lexington attorney claimed an “addiction to prostitutes” was to blame when he was accused of embezzling at least $2.5 million from three companies for which he served as a bookkeeper, according to ...
David Smerling, 74, of Lexington, was charged by complaint with wire fraud. He was arrested Tuesday and released on conditions, Acting U.S. Attorney Josh Levy said in a statement. According to ...
A Massachusetts attorney working as a bookkeeper for three different companies was arrested and charged with embezzling around $2.5 million from the companies.
David Smerling, 74, of Lexington, allegedly engaged in multiple fraudulent schemes to defraud the unnamed couple. These schemes included overcharging himself for agreed-upon legal and bookkeeping ...
David Smerling, a 74-year-old Lexington lawyer, has been charged with wire fraud for embezzling over $2.5 million. Authorities allege he funneled money from three companies he was hired to manage ...
David Smerling, 74, made an initial appearance Tuesday in US District Court in Boston on a count of wire fraud, records show. He did not enter a plea and was released on conditions, including that ...
David Smerling, 74, was arrested Tuesday on a single count of wire fraud and made an initial appearance in federal court in Boston that afternoon. He did not enter a plea and was released on ...
David Smerling, 74, of Lexington, was charged by complaint with wire fraud. He was arrested Tuesday and released on conditions, Acting U.S. Attorney Josh Levy said in a statement. According to court ...
A Lexington attorney was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly embezzled at least $2.5 million from three Massachusetts companies where he worked as a bookkeeper, according to court documents.