By A leading attorney at the firm Parker McCay and a partner with Brown & Connery are facing criminal charges for their alleged involvement in a purported criminal enterprise led by New Jersey power broker George E. Norcross III.
At a press conference Monday afternoon, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced the indictments of six defendants, including Norcross, as well as his brother, Philip A. Norcross, who is managing shareholder and CEO of Parker McCay, and William M. Tambussi, a partner with Brown & Connery.
A 13-count indictment was unsealed Monday, alleging that Norcross’ alleged enterprise obtained property rights on the Camden Waterfront for itself and others through a series of unlawful acts. The indictment further alleged that the company collected millions of dollars in government-issued tax credits and controlled and influenced government officials to further the enterprise’s interests, according to the attorney general’s press release.
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