One year after Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes entered prison, a panel of federal judges listened as her lawyers asked for a new trial in the Silicon Valley fraud case that dethroned her stardom.
The hearing held in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco on June 11 came 2 ½ years after a jury found Ms. Holmes guilty of crafting a blood-testing scheme that defrauded investors and patients by purposely lying about the viability of the business.
