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Paul Manafort’s son-in-law files for bankruptcy protection for four LA properties

Jeff Yohai, a spec developer, is also accused of running a Ponzi scheme in New York

Paul Manafort and a rendering of Jeff Yohai's project at 1550 Blue Jay Way (Credit: Getty, Marin West)
Paul Manafort and a rendering of Jeff Yohai's project at 1550 Blue Jay Way (Credit: Getty, Marin West)

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The son-in-law of ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort filed for bankruptcy protection for four of his Los Angeles properties, a move that comes on the heels of a lawsuit that accuses him of running a Ponzi scheme in New York. [more]

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