Naomi Osaka could avoid the FTX trial

Naomi Osaka could avoid the FTX trial

From tennisworldusa.org

Naomi Osaka and the former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal could avoid being held liable in class action lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange FTX due to failure to notify. The lawsuit against the promoters of FTX will proceed as planned. Judge Kevin Moore indicated that the lawsuit will proceed as planned as defendants, such as Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen, Kevin O'Leary and Trevor Lawrence, among others. They are not the ones who should be requesting a postponement of the conference. The actors, who have not yet done so, are solely responsible for that request. On March 8, the judge denied a request to consolidate other ... (full story)

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