NFL and YouTube stars reach settlement in FTX class-action lawsuit: Report
NFL player Trevor Lawrence and YouTubers Kevin Paffrath and Tom Nash have reportedly opted to settle with investors who alleged their FTX promotions misled them.
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NFL player Trevor Lawrence and YouTubers Kevin Paffrath and Tom Nash have reportedly opted to settle with investors who alleged their FTX promotions misled them.
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