A Georgia businessman who made a $2 million emergency loan to Nathan Hardwick IV last August that was used to prop up the escrow accounts of one of Atlanta’s largest real estate closing firms, Morris Hardwick Schneider, should get his money back, a Fulton County judge has ruled.
The creditor, James Pritchard III, won a judgment against the firm, now Morris Schneider Wittstadt, for $2,616,454, including interest and fees, on June 10 from Fulton County Superior Court Senior Judge Mel Westmoreland. Interest and costs continue to accrue at the rate of $1,134.24 per day.
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