Federal prosecutors oppose a plan to split the bribery and fraud retrials of Greg Lindberg and John Gray. Both are scheduled to return to federal court on May 6. The government submitted its latest court filing Friday.
State Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey seeks to take part in a state Supreme Court dispute involving former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg. Lindberg is scheduled to return to federal court in May on charges that he bribed Causey after the 2016 election.
Former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg’s co-defendant in a federal bribery and fraud case wants to separate his retrial from Lindberg’s. The two defendants are now scheduled to return to federal court for a joint retrial on May 6.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has issued a ruling preventing one of Greg Lindberg’s companies from delaying the liquidation of two other insurance companies he owns. Lindberg was once North Carolina’s top election campaign donor. He’s scheduled to face a retrial this spring on federal bribery and fraud charges.
An insurance company seeking almost $600 million from former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg is seeking help from the state’s highest court. The company is asking the state Supreme Court to block a ruling earlier this month from the Court of Appeals.
Former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg secured a partial victory Tuesday from the state Court of Appeals. The court threw out an injunction and another order related to a $600 million judgment against Lindberg.
Former top North Carolina political donor Greg Lindberg will head back to federal court on May 6 for a retrial on fraud and bribery charges that initially sent him to prison for a seven-year sentence. An Appeals Court later wiped out that sentence. Charges were connected to Lindberg’s interaction with state Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey.
A federal judge has pushed back the planned retrial of former top NC political donor Greg Lindberg on bribery and fraud charges until April or May next year. The trial had been scheduled to start in November.
A federal court filing this week points to a possible delay in the retrial of former top NC political donor Greg Lindberg on bribery and fraud charges. The trial is scheduled now to begin on Nov. 6.
Roughly one month before he’s scheduled to return to federal court on bribery and fraud charges, former top NC political donor Greg Lindberg faced a state Court of Appeals hearing Wednesday in a separate dispute. Lindberg is battling an insurance company’s effort to secure a $600 million judgment against him.
US Attorney Dena King’s office is objecting to defense lawyers’ request to step away from the bribery retrial of Greg Lindberg and co-defendant John Gray. King’s office argues that the request could delay the retrial now scheduled for November.
