The litigation arising from the failure of Morris Hardwick Schneider—renamed Morris Schneider Wittstadt after more than $20 million in shortfalls were discovered—continues to pile up.
When the funds went missing in 2014 from the escrow accounts of the now-bankrupt Atlanta-based real estate closing firm, its three owners, Nathan Hardwick IV and brothers Mark and Gerard Wittstadt, solicited emergency loans totaling $6.5 million to cover the accounts from a local businessman, a pro golfer and a retired founder of the firm.
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