Michael mancini of Baltimore, Maryland was caught recently impersonating a bankruptcy attorney. it is reported he represented more than 50 consumers in bankruptcy before getting caught in his sham.
Mancini, a high school graduate, was ordered by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge David Rice to pay $261,000 in fines and damages and close up shop.
According to the National Law Journal, Mancini, filed bankruptcy petitions for a modest flat rate of $400.
You can read the whole story at The National Law Journal.
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i was a victim of this man, he lied right to us and also to his secretary that he had hired. she also believed that he was a real lawyer!! un real…
What happened regarding your bankruptcy? Did the court want to review it again?
So he earned about 20,000 and had to pay a fine of 10 times that amount. Wow, sounds like he is going to need a good bankruptcy attorney. Well at least he can legally represent himself 🙂