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SoCal lawyer who faked terminal cancer and used clients’ money to fund $300K gambling habit learns fate
A Southern California lawyer is serving a two-year sentence after using $300,000 from clients' funds to support a gambling addiction and falsely claiming to have terminal cancer to hide his job failures.
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