Four men charged with defrauding San Francisco-based Williams Sonoma
Apr. 19— A federal grand jury has indicted four men in connection with various schemes that defrauded millions of dollars in rebates from San Francisco- based home furnishings company Williams Sonoma Inc., according to authorities. Eric Marsiglia, 49, of Olive Branch, Miss.; Augusto Alizo, 51, of Weston, Fla.; Kourosh Mirmehdi, 63, of Irvine; and Michael Podhurst, 63, of…
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