Sole practitioner Richard Wynn (left) and his client, lawyer Jon M. Woods
SANTA ANA -- A paralegal-turned-entrepreneur who's facing federal prison for a multi-million dollar attorney-client referral scheme wavered in testimony this week about the perceived legality of his years-long venture, telling a jury his lawyer convinced him of his crimes after months of post-arrest denial.
"I wasn't fully aware of what I had created, and what I had created was apparently against the law," Carlos Arguello, now a con...
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