posted September 26, 2007
Damon J. Lee, a former attorney in Bradley County, has been found guilty of two counts of forgery.
He was ruled not guilty on a charge of theft. The state dismissed a second theft charge.
Judge Amy Reedy heard the case without a jury.
Prosecutor Wayne Carter said it was alleged that Lee had forged the signature of a client, James Runyan, on a check.
It was also alleged that he forged a signature transferring ownership of a limited liability corporation.
One charge was forgery over $1,000 and the second charge was forgery between $10,000 and $60,000.
Lee will be sentenced by Judge Reedy on Feb. 22.
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