Choi allegedly created bogus businesses, including faking the existence of hundreds of employees and tax records in order to execute the purported scheme. “Choi used the money to buy a house in Cresskill, pay for $30,000 in remodeling and other improvements and invest millions more in the stock market through an account held in the name of his spouse,” according to the article.
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NJ Lawyer Scammed Lenders Out of COVID-19-relief Funds to Buy Mansion: Charges
Jae H. Choi, a New Jersey lawyer, is accused of scamming lenders out of $9 million in COVID-19 relief funds and then spending his take on a new million-dollar home. So reports the Daily Voice.
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