投資家らが仮想通貨ポンジスキーム関与疑惑でAlston & Birdを提訴

フロリダの投資家らがAlston & Bird法律事務所に対し、Goliath Venturesが運営する3億2,800万ドルの仮想通貨ポンジスキームで本質的な役割を果たしたとして集団訴訟を提起した。訴状では、同事務所が契約書を作成し、詐欺を可能にした誤解を招く法的助言を提供したと主張している。CEOクリストファー・アレクサンダー・デルガド氏は電信詐欺とマネーロンダリングの連邦罪で起訴されている。

2026年3月5日、フロリダ南部地区連邦地方裁判所に、投資家らが騙されて3億2,800万ドルの仮想通貨ポンジスキームに資金を提供させられたと主張する集団訴訟の訴状が提出され、Alston & Birdが被告として名指しされた。この訴訟はEuliano v. Alston & Bird, LLP(事件番号26-cv-60646)と題され、国際法律事務所が「投資家資金および退職資金が募集、集約、移転、展開された法的枠組みを構築した」と主張しているGoliath Venturesにこれら資金が投入されたとされている。

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