The Harvard Lawyer Who Stole A Billion Dollars
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The Harvard Lawyer Who Stole A Billion Dollars
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The Harvard Lawyer Who Stole A Billion Dollars
This episode explores the story of Marc Dreier, a Yale and Harvard-trained attorney who built a sophisticated scheme selling fictitious debt instruments. It delves into the details of how he operated and the unanswered questions surrounding his actions.
Person: Marc Stuart Dreier
Education: Yale, Harvard Law School
Location: 499 Park Avenue, New York
Amount: $950 million (fictitious notes)
Period: 2004-2008
- Marc Dreier, born in 1950, came from a family where ambition was a business model.
- He earned degrees from Yale in 1972 and Harvard Law in 1975, becoming a partner at respectable law firms.
- In 1996, Dreier formed his own firm, eventually launching Dreier LLP in 2006 with offices in five cities.
- As the sole equity partner, Dreier controlled all financial decisions, despite the firm having a net operating loss of approximately one million dollars monthly.
- Dreier began issuing fictitious promissory notes around 2004, purporting to be from real companies like Solow Realty, complete with fabricated financial statements and forged audit letters.
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