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Plainview lawyer sentenced for role in mortgage fraud

A Plainview lawyer was sentenced to only 24 months in prison for his role in a $66 million mortgage fraud scheme by a Manhattan federal judge, who said he had a hard time being tough on other attorneys.

Neal Sultzer, 62, pleaded guilty to lying to lending institutions and doling out loan proceeds to conspirators in a scheme concocted by First Class Equities of Oceanside and Old Westbury to...

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