US judge tosses SEC fraud suit against Hex founder Richard Heart
A US judge tossed the SEC’s case against Hex founder Richard Heart, stating it couldn’t decide whether he defrauded investors of $12.1 million because the US lacked jurisdiction.
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A US judge tossed the SEC’s case against Hex founder Richard Heart, stating it couldn’t decide whether he defrauded investors of $12.1 million because the US lacked jurisdiction.
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