Bankrupt Celsius Founder Alex Mashinsky Asks Court to Dismiss US FTC Case
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky, who has been embroiled in legal troubles since his company's bankruptcy and his subsequent arrest, is now seeking to have the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) drop its case against him. I...
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In a recent court filing, Mashinsky's legal team has argued that the FTC's allegations lack the necessary elements to support a claim of fraudulent activity....
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