A defunct South Florida law firm run by an attorney now charged with operating a huge Ponzi scheme gave more than $6 million in the past year to charities and nonprofit groups.A federal bankruptcy court filing details contributions by the firm Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler to more than 100 organizations.
The biggest amount was more than $2.5 million to Rothstein's own Rothstein Family Foundation. Big donations also went to Boys and Girls Clubs, arts groups, Jewish organizations and several groups affiliated with professional athletes.
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Do those donations make him a good guy? Hell, no! He needed a tax break.
ReplyDeleteHope he enjoys it in jail!
Right on, Thelma!
ReplyDeleteWell, I've got to say that maybe he chose his charities and nonprofits based on the good Rothstein does have. His intentions, I think were motivated by tax breaks, but hopefully his choices were motivated by good causes.
ReplyDeleteLot of good that will do them now tho!
The Rothstein story just keeps growing!
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