FTX bankruptcy lawyer: debtors face 'assault by Twitter' stemming from Sam Bankman-Fried
The judge ruled there were no potential conflicts of interest sufficient to stop Sullivan & Cromwell from continuing to act as the debtors' counsel.
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The judge ruled there were no potential conflicts of interest sufficient to stop Sullivan & Cromwell from continuing to act as the debtors' counsel.
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