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Gongloe Draws Attention to US Treasury Department's Reports on Judicial Actors

Cllr. Tiawan S. Gongloe, President, Liberia National Bar Association
Weeks after both the Supreme Court of Liberia and the National Association of Trial Judges in Luberia claimed that there was no sufficient evidence to punish any of those named in the US Treasury Department’s report of corruption against some judges and Grand Cape Mount County Senator Cllr Varney Sherman, the Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA), has cautioned judicial actors and the Liberian Government not to take the issue lightly. The LNBA is the umbrella body for lawyers and judges in the country.
A release issued by the Supreme Court and the National Association of Trial Judges of Liberia earlier, challenged the Treasury Department to produce evidence in its possession based upon which the accusations against Cllr Sherman and the judges were obtained. ....

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Liberia: Sen. Sherman Laments Ruined Reputation after Economic Sanctions; Says He's Innocent of the Allegations

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MONROVIA – Senator Varney Sherman has told journalists that the recent sanction placed on him by the U.S. government has devastated his character as a lawyer and it’s going to take him years to redeem his character.
Senator Sherman, in interview with reporters said, as a result of the sanction, he has lost most of his clients most of whom he has worked for since the establishment of his Sherman & Sherman Law Firm in the late ’80s.
“My reputation is devastated and it’s going to take me years to repair after I have provided evidence to remove my name from sanction. I believe that someone for some reason dropped my name at OFAC because of some reason and without OFAC reviewing, they placed my name on sanction list,” he lamented. ....

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"Sanctions Have Virtually Destroyed my Law Practice; Devastated My Reputation"

Sen (Cllr) Sherman: Sanctions have devastated my reputation.
Senator Varney Sherman has opined that the US government’s imposed sanctions against him based on allegation and “unfounded theory,” has damaged his livelihood and business.
Sen. Sherman, whose reaction comes amid a report of the Financial Intelligence Unit requesting banks to temporarily freeze his financial assets, lamented that said financial and economic sanctions against him have virtually destroyed his law practice; as most of his clients now have terminated attorney-client relationships.
“Some of the clients started with me when I established the law firm in July 1989, and have continued with me through thick and thin until the imposition of these sanctions,” Sen. Sherman said. “Accordingly, I have relieved my partners, staff lawyers and ordinary staffers from their obligations to Sherman and Sherman, and to me personally.” ....

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Liberia: Cllr. Varney Sherman Breaks Silence on Economic Sanctions; Files Response to the Senate Debunking the Allegations against Him

Liberia: Cllr. Varney Sherman Breaks Silence on Economic Sanctions; Files Response to the Senate Debunking the Allegations against Him
Liberia: Cllr. Varney Sherman Breaks Silence on Economic Sanctions; Files Response to the Senate Debunking the Allegations against Him
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MONROVIA – Renown Liberian lawyer and politician, Cllr. H. Varney Sherman, Senator of Grand Cape Mount County, who was placed on economic sanction last December by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for his alleged involvement in a series of bribery and corruption related cases has filed a formal response to the allegation to the Liberian Senate while at the same time seeking redress in the United States. ....

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Transatlantic Trade: US and Europe - Week of December 7, 2020

Last week, the United Kingdom (UK) moved forward with its first inoculations of the approved Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. The United States (US) approved the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine on Friday, 11 December, and will begin inoculations this coming week. The European Union (EU) continues to stress safety over speed in its vaccine approval process and has yet to follow suit.
The UK sealed the deal on a number of Free Trade Agreements, while talks with the EU continue without any significant breakthroughs. Meanwhile, the UK and EU are also preparing for a possible hard exit scenario.
This past week, Poland and Hungary reached a compromise with the EU on the custom union’s Budget and Recovery Fund, which will allow funds to flow at the start of the new year. The 116th US Congress, meanwhile, continues negotiations over a new COVID relief package, amid other priorities before adjourning. ....

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