A pair of entrepreneurs from Frisco have been ordered to pay a significant amount in damages. The amount they must pay is $400M.
The damages are to be paid to a business based in Georgetown. The reason for the payment is an alleged fraud scheme.
Further details about the case can be found through The Real Deal, which reported on the order to pay damages.
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