He was found guilty of “two felony counts of conspiracy to commit money laundering and bank fraud,” according to the article. Prosecutors allege he was involved in a $400 million wire-fraud scheme involving OneCoin, a cryptocurrency business. Scott was once a partner at Locke Lord, admitted to practice law in 1998 and does not have a disciplinary history.
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Miami Lawyer Suspended After Guilty Verdict in Crypto Scheme
Attorney Mark S. Scott, of Miami, was suspended indefinitely after a New York court ruled against him in a conspiracy and fraud case. So reports Law.com.
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