A Houston attorney who was one of the late Enron chief Ken Lay's trial lawyers has joined R. Allen Stanford's criminal defense legal team. George "Mac" Secrest will work with Houston lawyer Kent Schaffer to defend Stanford, who is jailed for allegedly bilking investors out of $7 billion.
October 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A Houston attorney who was one of the late Enron chief Ken Lay’s trial lawyers has joined R. Allen Stanford’s criminal defense legal team.
George “Mac” Secrest will work with Houston lawyer Kent Schaffer to defend Stanford, who is jailed for allegedly bilking investors out of $7 billion.
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