Nathan Hardwick IV. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Two former employers of former Morris Hardwick Schneider controller Asha Maurya testified she took money and faked financial records.
October 09, 2018 at 12:05 PM
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As the federal embezzlement trial of Atlanta lawyer Nathan Hardwick IV continues, defense lawyer Ed Garland has been working hard to deliver on an early promise to show jurors that Asha Maurya, the former controller for now-bankrupt law firm Morris Hardwick Schneider, was a thief.
Last week, he called two of Maurya’s former employers to testify that she stole money from them and falsified financial records.
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