Nathan Hardwick enters the courthouse in Atlanta on Day Four of testimony in his federal trial on charges of embezzlement. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Atlanta lawyer Nathan Hardwick's sentencing hearing could be as contentious as the trial, according to dueling sentencing arguments.
January 09, 2019 at 04:10 PM
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Federal prosecutors are seeking a nearly 22-year sentence against Atlanta lawyer Nathan Hardwick IV, whose sentencing hearing for his embezzlement conviction has been pushed to next month to give his defense team more time to prepare.
After 12 days of witness testimony, a federal jury in October convicted Hardwick of embezzling $26 million from his now-bankrupt residential real estate closing firm, Morris Hardwick Schneider.
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