The embattled legal chief "denies the allegations in the SEC’s complaint, which is riddled with unfounded conclusory allegations and omits significant facts that run contrary to the SEC’s claims," said his attorney.
August 25, 2022 at 12:34 PM
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The now-former general counsel and chief financial officer for an Arizona-based fuel company with operations throughout Florida schemed with the firm’s CEO to falsify financial records and mislead investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges.
The SEC says the ex-GC, Tyler Wilson, 38, of Peoria, Arizona, violated federal securities laws alongside Taronis Fuels Inc. and its former CEO, Scott Mahoney, who resigned last year.
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