According to ChainCatcher, court documents show that U.S. District Court Judge Lewis A. Kaplan said that SBF cannot blame its lawyers for the closure or operation of FTX in its opening statement, although he can still try the so-called "lawyer advice" defense later. Previously, the SBF defense team said that FTX lawyers were involved in some of the company's decisions, but Judge Kaplan said that this statement without specific details could confuse or bias the jury.
It was previously reported that SBF has been accusing its law firm Sullivan & Cromwell in the past few months, saying that it betrayed its obligation to seek the best interests of its clients.
It was previously reported that SBF has been accusing its law firm Sullivan & Cromwell in the past few months, saying that it betrayed its obligation to seek the best interests of its clients.