New York Times:  “Clearly, they had the wrong Mark Hoyte.  But that did not stop the lawyers at Pressler & Pressler from suing him. They swore out a complaint and sent a summons to Mr. Hoyte, ordering him to be in court last Monday.   Then things took a rare turn.”

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