Receiver Went Too Far In Settling Nate Paul Entity Dispute

By Spencer Brewer · August 16, 2024, 8:41 PM EDT

A Texas appeals court found this week that a receiver acted beyond the scope of his authority when he settled a dispute between a lender and an entity associated with embattled...

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