Plaintiff’s attorney asks jury to ‘put back’ $43M: Woman is suing Wells Fargo over trust losses

By: Heather Cole April 28, 2015

An attorney for the mother of a failed investment company manager asked a St. Louis County jury Tuesday to “put back” more than $40 million lost from two family trusts over 10 years. Barbara Morriss is suing Wells Fargo over predecessor banks’ handling of the trusts, which were drained for venture investing and used as collateral ...

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Plaintiff’s attorney asks jury to ‘put back’ $43M: Woman is suing Wells Fargo over trust losses

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