FTX bankruptcy firm Sullivan & Cromwell tipped for Binance monitor role
The role will give Sullivan & Cromwell access to Binance records, including details on past and present employers, and its facilities.
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— Barbara Fried, FTX
Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried say they were not FTX execs
Bankman and Fried argue that FTX's claims against them should be dismissed because neither of them "ever held an executive role of any sort.”
FTX owes more in legal fees than it does to creditors
Recent filings show that FTX has been billed $1.45 billion in bankruptcy legal fees so far while it owes $1.42 billion to creditors.
SBF’s lawyer says friendship with parents may not survive
David Mills also says that Bankman-Fried may be “at the very top of the list as the worst person I’ve ever seen do a cross-examination.”
— Bankman-Fried, FTX
FTX execs want slice of insurance pot to pay attorneys
Insurers are responsible for the legal fees of more than 20 former FTX employees, but it's claimed that not all received their fair share.
What does Sam Bankman-Fried think he did?
Jurors are set to begin deliberations in the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried -- but will they entertain his story and claims of ignorance?
Sam Bankman-Fried’s parents show signs of stress as defense flounders
Bankman-Fried's mother Barbara could be seen removing her glasses, bowing her head, and grinding her fists into her eyes for minutes on end.
SBF arrived 30 minutes late for the first day of the rest of his life
On the first day of Sam Bankman-Fried's trial, government prosecutors and his own team affirmed that he had received no offer of a plea deal.
Your guide to the Sam Bankman-Fried trial — starting today
From the charges facing Sam Bankman-Fried to testimony and strategy, here’s all you need to know to follow the fraud trial of the decade.
Two law firms made over $200M from FTX, Celsius, and other crypto busts
Major law firms Sullivan & Cromwell and Kirkland & Ellis made $110 million and $101 million in fees respectively from crypto firm implosions.