A former
David Hocheiser “worked extensively” to develop a 170,000 square foot sporting complex called Sportika during the period he claimed to be unable to work for Wells Fargo because of persistent back and neck pain, Chief Judge Freda L. Wolfson said Monday.
Hocheiser’s extensive activities with Sportika—which included attending public meetings, securing financing, and developing business strategies—weren’t promptly disclosed ...
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