Sentencing of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow gets rescheduled again
The New York Southern District Court has rescheduled the sentencing of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow once again.
The New York Southern District Court has rescheduled the sentencing of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow once again.
The sentencing of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow has been postponed until April 19, 2024.
The Commission seeks leave to file a motion for summary judgment against James Bernard Moore, a co-conspirator of Renwick Haddow.
According to the latest Court filings, the sentencing of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow is set to be postponed again.
The SEC has provided James Moore, a co-conspirator of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow, with a proposed consent judgment.
Renwick Haddow’s active cooperation with the Government continues, and is expected to continue for the next six months.
The SEC will seek $1.6 million in disgorgement from James Moore, an accomplice of Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow.
The SEC wants to proceed with its action against James Moore, who partnered with notorious Ponzi scammer Renwick Haddow.
The DOJ explains that Renwick Haddow’s cooperation with the Government continues, and is expected to continue for the next six months.
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