He Was the Lawyer When the McDonald's Monopoly Scam Blew Up 🍟 @CarsAndCulture

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Before he built a $150M automotive empire, Brad Oleshansky was the lawyer for the company behind McDonald's toys — and the McDonald's Monopoly game. Then came the scandal now famous from HBO's "McMillions": one insider was funneling the winning game pieces out through criminals, and the fallout took down the entire billion-dollar business.

A wild story from someone who lived it from the inside.

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