The final act plays out for 'The Harv.' (Harvey D. Myerson's sentencing on mail and tax fraud)

Article Abstract:

Harvey D. Myerson, former partner of the bankrupt Finley, Kumble, Wagner, Heine, Underberg, Manley, Myerson and Casey, was sentenced on Nov 13, 1992 to 70 months in federal prison for mail and tax fraud. Observers feel that colleagues closed their eyes to Myerson's wrongdoing for so long because he was an important rainmaker for the firm. One of Myerson's main defenses, that he was trying to shield assets from an ex-wife, was not given much credence by the judge.

Officials and employees, Tax evasion, Myerson, Harvey D., Finley, Kumble, Wagner, Heine, Underberg, Manley, Myerson and Casey

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Myerson jurors deliver message; never trust an 'A' student?

Article Abstract:

Attorney Harvey Myerson was found guilty of swindling four clients of $2.5 million on Apr 29, 1992. Myerson was a partner at the New York law firm of Myerson and Kuhn. Jurors stated they were put off by all the educated, worldly-wise Myerson and Kuhn lawyers who took part in the wrongdoing or chose to disregard it. Myerson was acquitted on a few of the fraud counts.

Myerson, Harvey

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Myerson trial gets personal; 'Hello, Harvey.' (racketeering trial of Harvey D. Myerson)

Article Abstract:

Harvey D. Myerson is accused of managing an overbilling fraud of Myerson and Kuhn's clients and of defrauding his partners of $1 million. He is appearing pro se in his trial. Myerson's personality has become a major issue in the trial.

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