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FTX’s former law firm and audit firm agree to pay $66 million to settle customer claims related to fraud

FTX’s former law firm and audit firm agree to pay $66 million to settle customer claims related to fraud

金色财经金色财经2026/05/23 18:05
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```htmlJinse Finance reported that on May 24, Silicon Valley law firm FenwickWest will pay $54 million to settle a lawsuit brought by FTX customers. The plaintiffs alleged that the firm assisted Sam Bankman-Fried's fraudulent activities. This agreement is part of the second round of FTX settlements, which also includes: auditing firm Prager Metis paying $11.75 million, former NBA player Udonis Haslem paying $420,000. Fenwick denies any wrongdoing. In addition, the firm still faces a separate lawsuit in Washington state worth $525 million, and the settlement agreement reached this Friday does not cover that case.```
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