US EditionJosh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights
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Josh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights
Joshua Allen’s attorney emphatically denied Allen did anything wrong when the limited partnership owning Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux in Amarillo failed, leaving investors with nothing. Two of them claimed $3 million was diverted from the operation. Attorney Nick Olguin talked to Lubbock Lights the day after testimony was heard Monday in a Lubbock courtroom. Participants expect judge John Grace to issue a ruling in the next few weeks. Jeffrey Tait…
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