The Fort Lauderdale attorney overseeing two Vermont ski resorts after their owner was accused of massive fraud said he hopes to sell the Jay Peak Resort by next summer,  but investors may incur a significant loss, according to a court filing.

Court-appointed receiver Michael Goldberg, chair of Akerman’s fraud and recovery practice, filed an interim report Wednesday in federal court in Florida, stating he and an investment bank have been marketing Jay Peak for seven months.

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