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SBF won’t shut up, and it’s driving lawyers mad
Relatively, Bankman-Fried, generally known as SBF, has been on an apology tour, variously tweeting, DM-ing, and offering recorded interviews with reporters about the quite factors that could land him in jail if he is eventually billed with a criminal offense. (He hasn’t been, even though he is less than investigation by quite a few agencies and has currently been named in at the very least two civil fits brought by buyers.) SBF has regularly admitted that he “f—ked up.” He has apologized on Twitter and in a letter to staff. He has not shied absent from push interviews. And on Wednesday, he is anticipated to take the phase (pretty much,…
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Car crashes into Sacramento Mels Diner, 4 hurt
Repairs are underway at The Authentic Mels Diner off Howe Avenue just north of Fair Oaks Boulevard, following a car or truck crashed into the establishment on Sunday morning. The entrance entrance has been boarded up soon after it was smashed by a driver.4 people were being hurt all over 10:30 a.m. when a vehicle crashed into a restaurant, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fireplace District advised KCRA 3. Their condition is not known.20-four hrs immediately after the accident, diner workers are performing to clean up up indoors and commence working as quickly as Tuesday early morning.”We’ve bought some untrue walls heading up so we can perform listed here and not have…
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Medical device maker AngioDynamics fights rival’s ‘extraordinary’ trial bill
Defendant C.R. Bard Inc prevailed at antitrust trial and seeks travel and other expenses AngioDynamics has appealed verdict to 2nd U.S. Circuit (Reuters) – Health care technological know-how corporation AngioDynamics Inc is bucking what it calls an “remarkable” exertion by a rival firm to recuperate hundreds of 1000’s of pounds in authorized expenses subsequent its earn at trial last thirty day period in New York federal district courtroom. Represented by lawyers at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, AngioDynamics in a Nov. 25 courtroom filing urged Chief U.S. District Choose Brenda Sannes in Albany to reject most of the tab presented by C.R. Bard Inc for extra than $420,000 in prices tied…
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Finding the Best Truck Accident Lawyer
In the wake of a semi truck accident, it’s important to know how to find a good lawyer to ensure you have the best chance of a favorable outcome for yourself or your loved one. Below are tips for hiring an attorney for truck accident compensation, as well as what to look for in a good truck accident lawyer. Tips for choosing a truck accident lawyer If you’ve been involved in a commercial truck crash through no fault of your own and your insurance claim was denied, you may be able to sue the truck driver’s liability policy and the trucking company for compensation. Often, however, truck accident victims find…
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Opinion | Congress could act on immigration and dreamers this year
November 28, 2022 at 7:00 a.m. EST (Washington Post staff illustration; iStock) Comment on this story Comment Donald Graham is chairman of Graham Holdings and a co-founder of TheDream.US. Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, your important immigration goals are in danger. Can the parties do the impossible in this lame-duck session of Congress by passing a bill that achieves both their priorities on this most inflammatory of issues? The peril to both sides stems from a careless promise made by Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), the likely incoming speaker of the House. He pledged that on his watch, no “amnesty” bill would come to the floor. For the “dreamers”…
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A Law Professor Explains Why NFTs Don’t Protect Digital Ownership
In 2021, an expenditure agency bought 2,000 acres of serious estate for about $4 million. Typically, this would not make headlines, but in this situation the land was virtual. It existed only in a metaverse platform termed The Sandbox. By obtaining 792 non-fungible tokens on the Ethereum blockchain, the business then owned the equivalent of 1,200 town blocks. But did it? It turns out that legal ownership in the metaverse is not that basic. The prevailing but legally problematic narrative amongst crypto lovers is that NFTs allow for legitimate possession of electronic objects in the metaverse for two motives: decentralization and interoperability. These two technological features have led some to…
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