Nevin Shapiro's attorney and childhood friend, Marc Levinson of Shook Hardy & Bacon, doesn't remember much about representing the scam artist on the purchase of a sports agency.
February 06, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Miami tobacco litigator Marc Levinson knew his childhood friend and client, Nevin Shapiro, was a University of Miami athletic booster, as well as a compulsive gambler.
A Dec. 17 lawsuit filed by the bankruptcy trustee for Shapiro’s defunct company against Levinson’s law firm, Shook, Hardy & Bacon, alleged Levinson helped Shapiro pursue his company’s $930 million grocery distribution fraud.
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