Trust beneficiaries Charles Anderson and Sherry Prevoznik filed a lawsuit, alleging that Polk County lawyer Jason Penrod transferred funds from their father David D. Anderson's trust to use them for his gambling activity spends in various casinos in different amount of sums over a 13 day period after transfer of the money to his personal accounts
This fund belonged to the children of a deceased client. The lawsuit claims Penrod lost the money gambling at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa.
The casino served as the primary place where he lost the funds, and the account had no money left by early 2024. Penrod said he wanted to pay back the money through future income or by selling assets, but he confessed that his money troubles made this hard to do. this shows us how much problem can gambling like things create for us in the real life so we should stay away from these things indeed actually
This fund belonged to the children of a deceased client. The lawsuit claims Penrod lost the money gambling at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa.
The casino served as the primary place where he lost the funds, and the account had no money left by early 2024. Penrod said he wanted to pay back the money through future income or by selling assets, but he confessed that his money troubles made this hard to do. this shows us how much problem can gambling like things create for us in the real life so we should stay away from these things indeed actually