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NEW YORK — A trail date has been set for the federal government’s case against Mitch Mosallem, the former Grey Worldwide vice president for graphic services, and three defendants associated with The Color Wheel for April 14, 2003.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge Thomas Griesa, who will be presiding over the case, told the court Wednesday that he expects the trial to last six weeks.
Back in May, a federal grand jury indicted Mosallem, Haluk Ergulec, The Color Wheel’s owner, Birj Deckmejian, a print services salesperson for the firm, and John Ghianni, a former salesman for Quality House of Graphics.
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