FTX Bankruptcy Judge Calls Fmr FTX US Exec's Allegations Against Law Firm 'Hearsay, Innuendo, Speculation, Rumors'
The FTX bankruptcy judge approved the hiring of law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, despite objections made to the firm based on conflicts of interest.
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