A San Francisco judge on Friday expressed doubt that the co-founder of Hippo Enterprises, Inc., an Insurtech company, will be able to prove that he lost at least $15 million in prospective stock sales based on claims that he was deceived into selling some of his stock for a fraction of its value by Hippo's CEO and an executive for one of the company's largest institutional investors' Innovius Capital LLP.
The dispute stems from plaintiff Eyal Navon's claims that As...
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