Fenwick and West règle le recours collectif contre FTX pour 54 millions de dollars

Fenwick & West, le principal cabinet juridique ayant fourni des services externes à l'ancienne plateforme de cryptomonnaies FTX, a accepté de régler un recours collectif datant de 2023 pour un montant de 54 millions de dollars.

Cet accord concerne les plaintes déposées contre le cabinet d'avocats en raison de son rôle de conseil auprès de FTX avant la faillite de la plateforme.

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