Nathan Hardwick enters the federal courthouse in Atlanta on the fourth day of testimony in his trial on charges of embezzlement. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Judge Eleanor Ross ruled late Thursday that former law firm partner Nathan Hardwick IV and a co-conspirator were both liable for recompensing Hardwick's ex-partners and Fidelity National Title Insurance.
May 09, 2019 at 09:58 PM
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Federal judge Eleanor Ross awarded $40.3 million in restitution on Thursday to the victims of convicted law firm embezzler Nathan Hardwick IV and his co-conspirator Asha Maurya.
The judge held Hardwick and Maurya jointly and severally liable for the sum.
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