article_snippet: A female self-made billionaire has vowed to fight civil fraud charges lodged against Lynn Tilton by the Securities and Exchange Commission over claims Lynn Tilton wrongly claimed more than $200 million in fees suggesting it was a battle between 'good and evil'.
article_snippet: Wall Street executive Lynn Tilton, 55, of Patriarch Partnership is accused of hiding poorly performing investments among some of Lynn Tilton dealings with distressed companies.
article_snippet: Lynn Tilton, pictured, has vowed to defend Lynn Tilton against charges that Lynn Tilton defrauded Lynn Tilton investors .
article_snippet: Lynn Tilton told CNBC that despite the Securities and Exchange Commission's case against Lynn Tilton, Lynn Tilton will continue to run more than 70 companies in Lynn Tilton portfolio.
article_snippet: Lynn Tilton said: 'I am shocked.
article_snippet: Lynn Tilton said the SEC's case against her was 'the ultimate battle in good against evil, light against dark.'
highlights_snippet: Lynn Tilton has also been accused of wrongly charging $200 million in fees .
  
highlights_snippet: Lynn Tilton has dismissed any claims of wrongdoing and has vowed to fight .
  