"Through it all, we put together the pieces of the puzzle from a wide array of sources, ranging from the Australian court system to the world of cryptocurrency podcasts and message boards," attorney Andrew Brenner said.
March 21, 2022 at 06:04 PM
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A Florida federal judge has added $43 million in prejudgment interest to a final judgment which includes a $100 million jury verdict against self-professed bitcoin inventor Craig Wright.
The outcome is a win for plaintiffs counsel at Roche Freedman, Vel Freedman and Kyle Roche, and Boies Schiller Flexner partners Andrew Brenner, Max Pritt and Stephen Zack.
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