Witness testimony describes early 2005 bridge‑loan scheme that morphed into a Ponzi operation at a law firm

Witness testimony describes early 2005 bridge‑loan scheme that morphed into a Ponzi operation at a law firm The passage provides a first‑hand account linking a law firm’s partners to a bridge‑loan/ Ponzi scheme beginning in 2005, naming several individuals (Stu Rosenfeldt, Susan Dolin, Michael Pancier) and describing the firm’s structure and growth. While it offers concrete names and a timeline, it does not connect to high‑level public officials or major financial institutions, limiting its broader impact. Nonetheless, the details could guide further document requests and financial‑flow tracing. Key insights: Bridge loans started in 2005 and later evolved into a Ponzi scheme.; The witness cites personal greed and the need to support a financially troubled law firm as motivation.; Partners named: Stu Rosenfeldt, Susan Dolin, Michael Pancier; also mentions Rothstein and Rosenfeldt firm.