Civil Litigation,
Criminal,
Civil Rights
Apr. 4, 2018
Acquitted developer seeks $50M from state, county
A San Bernardino County executive who was acquitted of corruption charges after a 10-month trial has filed a federal lawsuit.
A development company executive who was acquitted of corruption charges after a 10-month trial filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against San Bernardino County and state officials, seeking at least $50 million in damages for alleged civil rights violations, malicious prosecution, retaliation, and presentation of false evidence.
Jeffrey Burum, co-managing partner at Colonies LP, was acquitted in August of charges that he bribed three co...
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