Litigation
Sep. 1, 2015
Motion: Court-appointed receiver bill will drain assets frozen by FTC
A receiver is billing more to preserve frozen assets than those assets are worth, according to a motion filed Friday in federal court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A court-appointed receiver is billing more to preserve frozen assets than those assets
are worth, according to a motion filed Friday in federal court.
The motion, filed in opposition to the receiver's request for payment, argues that
the receiver racked up more than $700,000 for 2,300 hours of work over six weeks,
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