Year Later: Sentencing date set for Lane in defrauding associations
Sentencing for
Lane pled guilty to bank fraud in
"Serious health issues" for Lane delayed the sentencing, said
Coxwell said he could not provide more information about Lane's health issues due to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), which addresses the use and disclosure of an individual's health information.
Court shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic also slowed matters, too, he said.
According to court documents, Lane entered into contracts with numerous homeowners' associations to manage their properties and money in return for a fee.
Lane's duties included keeping the funds of each HOA in designated bank accounts and using those funds for the exclusive and sole benefit of each of the associations. Instead, Lane defrauded numerous associations by making unauthorized withdrawals of funds from their bank accounts and by converting those funds to his own use instead of for the benefit of the associations.
Lane falsely represented to the bank that he was authorized to make these withdrawals from the accounts of the associations.
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