Law Practice
Dec. 15, 2010
Investigation Details Extravagant Spending
Court documents recently made public suggest prominent life sciences attorney Jonathan Dickstein and his wife went to great lengths to hide their involvement in a sham business that allegedly bilked the San Francisco Unified School District




Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Bogus checks. Credit card debt totaling $122,000. More than $20,000 in housekeeping costs for cleaning a 2,050-square-foot Victorian home.
Those are just some of the pieces an investigator says he put together in building a felony case against a former Morrison & Foerster partner and his wife.
Prominent life sciences attorney Jonathan Dickstein and his wife, Barclay Lyn...
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