Law Practice
Mar. 1, 2013
Bar suspends lawyer over Ponzi scheme
The State Bar has suspended former Nixon Peabody LLP partner David M. Tamman based on his conviction on charges related to helping a client cover up a $20 million Ponzi scheme.
By Don J. DeBenedictis
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar has suspended former Nixon Peabody LLP partner David M. Tamman based on his conviction on charges related to helping a client cover up a $20 million Ponzi scheme. Following a two-week trial in November, a federal judge found Tamman, 45, guilty of 10 federal felonies, including obstructing justice and falsifying documents, connected to his work for John Farahi, the former principal of NewPoint Financial Service...
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