Former Paul Hastings tax associate spared prison for insider trading
A former Paul Hastings tax associate has avoided a prison term for insider trading on two corporate transactions in 2005, reports The New York Law Journal. Eric Holzer has been ordered to spend nine months in a halfway house, on weekends if he chooses. Holzer, 35, appealed for leniency in sentencing him for single counts of securities fraud and conspiracy to commit securities fraud.
September 30, 2009 at 09:54 AM
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A former Paul Hastings tax associate has avoided a prison term for insider trading on two corporate transactions in 2005, reports The New York Law Journal.
Eric Holzer has been ordered to spend nine months in a halfway house, on weekends if he chooses.
Holzer, 35, appealed for leniency in sentencing him for single counts of securities fraud and conspiracy to commit securities fraud.
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