Former lawyer, CPA face more charges in $6.3M fraud

Wasserman and Rossman face a maximum penalty of 20 years on each of the conspiracy, mail fraud and wire fraud counts, and up to three years on each count of filing a false income tax return.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 2:15 p.m. November 18, 2020
Phillip Roy Wasserman, 63, of Sarasota.
Phillip Roy Wasserman, 63, of Sarasota.
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SARASOTA — Phillip Roy Wasserman, 63, of Sarasota, and Kenneth Murray Rossman, 62, of Bradenton, previously indicted by a grand jury on wire fraud and other charges stemming from an alleged investment fraud they ran, face additional charges. 

 

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