Shaq finally served in FTX lawsuit after months
After long and laboriously-detailed attempts to serve Shaquille O'Neal with a FTX lawsuit, lawyers finally pulled that off Sunday.
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After long and laboriously-detailed attempts to serve Shaquille O'Neal with a FTX lawsuit, lawyers finally pulled that off Sunday.
BitBoy and several other crypto influencers are defendants in a $1 billion lawsuit related to the losses incurred by investors after the fall of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX.
For months, lawyers have been searching for Shaquille O'Neal. A judge ruled they can't just DM him.
Judge Melissa Damian ordered Ben Armstrong to appear in a Florida courtroom on April 20 following a request from the legal team bringing a class-action lawsuit against him.
"I'm going to roast these Low IQ plebs and their lawyers," tweeted BitBoy Crypto, one of the named "defendants" in the lawsuit.