Crain’s Chicago published an article on May 20, 2016, about a creditor’s lawsuit against prominent Chicago real estate lawyer Glenn L. Udell, claiming that Udell fraudulently shielded assets to evade personal guarantees for more than $21 million in loans. Neal H. Levin, a Partner and Team Leader of the Fraud and Internal Investigations Practice Group, commented for the story on the charges against Udell, saying that the alleged actions sounded "pretty brazen."
To read the article, “Chicago real estate lawyer sued for shielding assets,” click here.
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