Hild awaits judge's ruling after lawyers spar over acquittal or new trial
The embattled Richmond businessman faces a combined maximum of 115 years in prison on counts including securities fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud.
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The embattled Richmond businessman faces a combined maximum of 115 years in prison on counts including securities fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud.
Michael Hild, former CEO of Live Well Financial, will have the chance to argue for an acquittal or new trial at a hearing on April 29, almost exactly one year after his conviction.
Michael Hild, former CEO of Live Well Financial, will have the chance to argue for an acquittal or new trial at a hearing on April 29, almost exactly one year after his conviction.
The former Live Well Financial CEO was to argue for an acquittal or new trial in his criminal case on March 8 but it was postponed at the last minute until April 29.
The former CEO of Live Well Financial seeks to blame his childhood friend-turned trial attorney for ineffective counsel as a reason to either overturn his conviction or get another chance to prove his innocence to a jury.