Andrew Gavin Wynne, 35, pleaded guilty in front of U.S. District Judge Sarah E. Pitlyk to five felony counts of identity theft. Wynne admitted that while representing at least 30 clients, ...

Andrew Gavin Wynne, formerly an attorney at a St. Louis law firm, was sentenced Monday to 31 months in prison for faking legal documents and forging judges' signatures in cases for at least 30 ...

In one case in St. Louis Circuit Court, Wynne faked an order compelling a husband to pay $20,000 within 15 days, then half his income plus $2,500 every month, the filing says.

Andrew Gavin Wynne, 35, was sentenced to 31 months in prison and ordered to pay $351,000 in restitution Monday. He pleaded guilty in March to five counts of identity theft.

Andrew Gavin Wynne, pleaded guilty to five counts of identity theft earlier this year. Wynne was also ordered to pay $351,000 in restitution for losses suffered by his former law firm.

Andrew Gavin Wynne was indicted last week on five counts of identity theft for incidents that occurred between Feb. 7, 2020, and June 7, 2021.