Two Florida men pleaded guilty today before Magistrate Judge Leslie Hoffman Price for the Middle District of Florida for their roles in a years-long off-the-books payroll scheme. The pleas must be accepted by a U.S. district court judge. Read More
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Two Florida men plead guilty for their roles in years-long off-the-books payroll scheme
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