FTX Victims' Lawyers Face Challenge in Serving NBA Legend Shaquille O'Neal – What's Going On?
Legendary basketballer Shaquille O'Neal has been served in a class-action lawsuit against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried - but it wasn't easy, the plaintiffs' lawyers have claimed. On April 17, the class action litigation...
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On April 17, the class action litigation law firm The Moskowitz Law Firm said that the plaintiffs in the "billion-dollar FTX class action case" finally served O'Neal with court documents outside his house. ...
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