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A former Woodland Hills resident pleaded guilty this week to conspiring with six others to manipulate stock trading and prices of a defunct medical testing service company, the U.S. Attorney's office said Friday. As part of a plea bargain, David Paletz, 54, who now lives in Phoenix, admitted to conspiring to increase the value of stock of E.N. Phillips, Inc., a company that provided testing services at shopping malls. He is expected to be sentenced Aug. 3.

A former Woodland Hills resident pleaded guilty this week to conspiring with six others to manipulate stock trading and prices of a defunct medical testing service company, the U.S. Attorney's office said Friday. As part of a plea bargain, David Paletz, 54, who now lives in Phoenix, admitted to conspiring to increase the value of stock of E.N. Phillips, Inc., a company that provided testing services at shopping malls. He is expected to be sentenced Aug. 3.

A father and son who ran a Reseda business that provided storefront medical-testing services have been indicted on charges that they conspired to manipulate the company's stock, the U. S. attorney's office said. Harold Bernard Phillips, 66, a Calabasas resident, and Douglas J. Phillips, 42, of Woodland Hills were each indicted on one count of conspiracy and one count of mail fraud. If convicted, each faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.

A father and son who ran a Reseda business that provided storefront medical-testing services have been indicted on charges that they conspired to manipulate the company's stock, the U. S. attorney's office said. Harold Bernard Phillips, 66, a Calabasas resident, and Douglas J. Phillips, 42, of Woodland Hills were each indicted on one count of conspiracy and one count of mail fraud. If convicted, each faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.