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Barry R. Stokes

Stokes sentenced to 12 and a half years

Judge gives fallen 1Point impresario nine years less than feds asked for

Stokes: I stole for the children

Admitted fraudster says he swiped retirement funds to gain in political status, hoping to influence custody decision; sentencing set for today

Stokes creditors reach settlements with AIG

Following settlement conference, judge issues order resolving certain cases stemming from infamous 1Point fraud

Stokes money still stoking Tennessee political fires

Campaign donations made by convicted embezzler the ongoing topic among rival parties

Stokes plea deal official

After stealing more than $19 million from more than 1,000 victims, disgraced 401(k) manager agrees to plead guilty to more than 30 counts. Full copy of the plea deal included

Plea deal in the works for Stokes

1Point creditors invited to Friday meeting by federal prosecutors; company's founder expected to plead guilty and serve up to 22 years

Stokes itching to get out

1Point Solutions founder, accused of spiriting away millions, claims poor health (and poor healthcare) should make him eligible for pre-trial release

Lawyered up: Legal heavyweights on bankruptcy/fraud case

A who's who of Nashville attorneys have signed on to the bankruptcy/fraud case of a Brentwood financial advisor who attempted suicide

Nashville at law: 7 July 2008

AIG fires back at Barry Stokes victims, 6th Circuit overturns ruling that favored TennCare class-action plaintiffs and more, in our weekly roundup of civil litigation in Nashville
[First published in The City Paper]

'Betrayal of trust' could cost locals $20M

Regulators shut down Brentwood financial advisor with clients ranging from millionaires to Palm waiters; 'It became necessary for me to retain counsel last week'

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