Attorney alleges Rothstein used Epstein lawsuits to lure investors and links high‑profile associates to alleged child‑molestation scheme

Attorney alleges Rothstein used Epstein lawsuits to lure investors and links high‑profile associates to alleged child‑molestation scheme The passage provides a potentially actionable lead that a law firm partner (Scott Rothstein) may have marketed litigation against Jeffrey Epstein to attract investors for his Ponzi scheme, and it names several high‑profile individuals (Ghislaine Maxwell, Larry Visoski, etc.) as possibly having legal fees paid by Epstein. While the claims are unverified, they point to financial flows, possible fraud, and a network of powerful actors that merit further document review and witness interviews. Key insights: Attorney joined Rothstein’s firm in April 2009 and brought clients with lawsuits against Epstein.; Allegations that Rothstein presented those lawsuits to investors to fund his Ponzi scheme.; Claims that Epstein’s associates (Maxwell, Visoski, Harrison, Rogers, Rabuyo, Mark Epstein, Banasiak) had lawyers paid for by Epstein.