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Judge Approves Civil Settlement in San Diego Developer’s Investment Fraud Case

Prominent Real Estate Entrepreneur Faces Criminal Sentencing Next Month in $400 Million Scheme
Patio on Lamont was among several San Diego restaurants sold or put up for sale by a court-appointed receiver to recoup investor money in a fraud case involving prominent restaurateur and developer Gina Champion-Cain. (American National Investments)
Patio on Lamont was among several San Diego restaurants sold or put up for sale by a court-appointed receiver to recoup investor money in a fraud case involving prominent restaurateur and developer Gina Champion-Cain. (American National Investments)
CoStar News
February 12, 2021 | 2:39 AM

A federal judge approved a settlement in a civil case involving Gina Champion-Cain, a prominent San Diego real estate investor and restaurateur accused by federal prosecutors of engaging in liquor license lending that bilked $400 million from investors nationwide.

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