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Lawyer who went from saviour to villain jailed for five years - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community

Lawyer who went from saviour to villain jailed for five years - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
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Bermuda: Attorney jailed for stealing US$50K – Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation

Bermuda: Attorney jailed for stealing US$50K – Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation
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Lawyer who went from saviour to villain jailed for five years - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community

A lawyer who stole more than $86,000 from her quadriplegic client was imprisoned today for five years. Nancy Vieira, 45, from Pembroke, was convicted of dishonestly obtaining a $50,000 money transfer.

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Lawyer found guilty of swindling $80,000 from disabled client

A lawyer accused of dishonestly obtaining more than $80,000 from a disabled client was found guilty today after a prolonged Supreme Court trial. Nancy Vieira, from Pembroke, was convicted of dishonest.

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Nancy Vieira tells court she did not mislead anyone over loan

A lawyer accused of dishonestly obtaining a $50,000 loan for a client yesterday denied that she had misled anyone about the purpose of the loan. While prosecutors suggested that Nancy Vieira had lied .

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