John Han and Chris Cogburn, Kobre & Kim (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
“We were concerned that that the gambit could make the assets immune,” said Kobre & Kim's Chris Cogburn. “There was a lot of urgency.”
September 09, 2019 at 01:14 AM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
The judgment bloodhounds at Kobre & Kim are at it again, this time closing in on Chinese billionaire/ electric vehicle pioneer Jia Yueting.
On Sept. 3, Yueting resigned as CEO of the California-based EV startup he founded, Faraday Future, to become the company’s “chief product and user officer” (whatever that is). His replacement is a former BMW executive.
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