Cooley Clears Jacobson of Money Laundering Charge with Guilty Plea Reversal

Canadian and Israeli businessman Nathan Jacobson has been cleared of all charges after a U.S. District Judge granted Jacobson's motion to withdraw his guilty plea and then dismissed all counts in the indictment against him.

"Years After Guilty Plea, Cooley Wipes Out Money Laundering Conviction," The Recorder (subscription required)

"Payment Service Owner Cleared In Illegal Pharmacy Case," Law360

"Canadian Nathan Jacobson Says He's Cleared in U.S. Money-Laundering Case," CBC News

"Canadian Businessman Nathan Jacobson's Money Laundering Case Dropped by U.S., but Many Questions Remain," National Post

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