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NBA star Carmelo Anthony slams former financial consultant with suit to recoup $2 million

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Denver Nuggets basketball star Carmelo Anthony filed a lawsuit in federal court in Sacramento, Calif., this week alleging that his former financial and business adviser transferred more than $2 million from his accounts without his knowledge or consent.

The complaint, filed against Mr. Harmon and employees associated with his company — which describes itself as a “full service tax, accounting and financial services firm” on its website — alleged that they transferred $1.75 million of Mr. Anthony's money last year to a firm with which Mr. Ha

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