A lawyer for the former CEO of the failed blood testing company Theranos said Holmes has 'limited financial means' and should not have to pay.
Elizabeth Holmes, now serving an 11-year sentence for crimes related to overseeing the failed blood-testing company Theranos, is arguing she should not have to pay a suggested $250 per month to victims of the failed company.
Holmes, 39, has entered a minimum-security women's prison camplocated in Bryan, Texas, that holds about 650 inmates.Holmes was the CEO of Theranos, a startup that claimed its groundbreaking technology could detect diseases with a finger prick and just a few drops of blood. In a court filing, lawyers for Holmes argued that there"is no basis in the record for the payment structure in the government’s request."
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