Former NFL Player’s Lawyers Seek to Withdraw From Crypto ‘Shadow Banking’ Case
Lawyers of embattled former NFL player and investor Reginald Fowler have filed a motion to withdraw as his representative counsel.
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The attorneys representing the accused principal of shadow-bank Crypto Capital, Reggie Fowler, have filed motions to withdraw as his counsel. The attorneys representing Reggie Fowler — the accused operator of the notorious shadow-bank to the crypto sector, Crypto Capital — have filed a motion to withdraw as Fowler’s counsel.According to the motion, Hogan Lovells US's James McGovern and Michael Hefter have discussed withdrawing from the ongoing case between the businessman and the U.S. government since Feb. 26, after Fowler rejected a nine-figure plea deal the prior month.Crypto Capital is....
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