Criminal
Dec. 8, 2011
Former Nixon Peabody partner indicted
A federal indictment accuses a former corporate partner at Nixon Peabody of altering documents to conceal misconduct by a client facing a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.
By Casey Sullivan
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A federal indictment accuses a former corporate partner at Nixon Peabody of altering documents to conceal misconduct by a client facing a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.
David Tamman, who was a partner in the firm's Los Angeles office, faces up to 190 years in prison if convicted on the 10 criminal counts a Los Angeles federal grand jury charged him with Wednesday, according to Central Distr...
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