Sherrie Eisenman
Overview
Sherrie Eisenman assessed investment opportunities with her husband Alan and held an investment in TheranosTheranosTheranos was a blood-testing company founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes and based in Palo Alto, California, which offered retail testing with Walgreens and was valued at up to $9 billion before regulatory sanctions and criminal charges over alleged fraud in its technology and financial claims led to its dissolution in 2018.Open the full entry. The federal court listed them separately as victims rather than treating her investment solely as her husband’s asset.[1]
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Key facts
2013Joint Decisions and Investment
Alan’s trial testimony and victim-impact statement described their 2013 investments and joint decision-making. The court concluded that Sherrie’s investment relied on the same false or misleading information. She did not personally testify at Balwani’s trial; Alan supplied the relevant evidence.[1]
May 2023Individual Restitution Amount
On May 16, 2023, the court awarded Sherrie $49,995 and separately awarded Alan $99,990. The amounts belong to distinct claimants, and an award does not establish that payment occurred.[2]