A real estate firm says its founder stole $30 million, a judge is in hot water with the local media, and be careful what you post - even if it is for a good cause like the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
August 28, 2014 at 06:04 PM
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A Georgia real estate firm named Morris Hardwick Schneider filed suit in Fulton County Superior Court claiming the firm;s founder, Nathan Hardwick IV, embezzled more than $30 million.
According to the suit, the money was used to pay for casino expenses, private jet rides, a luxury Buckhead condo and real estate investments.
The Daily Report, our sister publication in Atlanta, has the full story here.
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