Sam Bankman-Fried’s legal team turns over docs related to NYT story, requests they be sealed
Lawyers claimed there was a “need to avoid” the public dissemination of documents Sam Bankman-Fried had shown a New York Times reporter that led to a story on Caroline Ellison.
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Lawyers claimed there was a “need to avoid” the public dissemination of documents Sam Bankman-Fried had shown a New York Times reporter that led to a story on Caroline Ellison.
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