Mr. Tehin operated a fraud similar to a Ponzi scheme in which Mr. Tehin used settlement funds received on behalf of one client to pay off other clients whose settlements he had already stolen. In one incident Mr. Tehin sent a fraudulent billing statement to a client, falsely charging her thousands of dollars for expert witnesses who never did any work on the client's case, along with travel expenses unrelated to her case.
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One case involved a $250,000 settlement obtained on behalf of a newborn who sustained severe neurological injuries during the delivery as the result of alleged negligence by physicians and hospital staff. A second case involved a $1 million settlement Mr. Tehin had secured on behalf of two infant children with cystic fibrosis. Mr. Tehin deposited and stole the entire $1 million without even telling the parents of his clients that he had received settlement funds in their case.
It sounds like he wants to run for Vice President.