Reclaim

FTX Targets Major Players in New Lawsuits: A Quest to Reclaim Billions and Restore Investor Trust

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In a significant legal move, FTX’s bankruptcy estate has initiated 23 new lawsuits against major entities including Binance, Anthony Scaramucci’s SkyBridge Capital, and Crypto.com, as well as a lobbying group backed by Mark Zuckerberg, Fwd.us. This aggressive legal strategy seeks to reclaim billions of dollars vanished in the cryptocurrency exchange’s unexpected downfall last year. FTX, which was once a dominant player in the cryptocurrency market, faced a catastrophic collapse in 2022, leading to a loss of over $8 billion of investor funds. The newly filed lawsuits, including a major claim against Binance and its former … Read more

Aaron Judge Set to Reclaim Playoff Glory as Yankees Face Royals in High-Stakes ALDS Showdown[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nVnTM8QTJ4[/embed]

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New York — As the postseason commences, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge faces a critical opportunity to reestablish his prowess in high-stakes games, beginning Saturday in the Bronx. After a regular season crowded with accolades and record-breaking performances, the spotlight turns to Judge’s ability to carry his success into the playoffs, starting with the American League Division Series against the Kansas City Royals. Despite the Royals’ modest 86-win season which barely secured them a wild-card berth, the team features notable players like Bobby Witt Jr. and Salvador Perez. The Yankees, conversant with postseason pressures, anticipate formidable … Read more

Decades After Apartheid, South African Woman Battles to Reclaim Family Home Lost Due to Gender-Biased Property Laws

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Johannesburg, South Africa – At age 74, Johanna Motlhamme finds herself battling a decades-long struggle to reclaim her family home in Soweto, after a legal oversight linked to apartheid-era laws allowed her ex-husband to sell the property, stripping her and her four children of their inheritance. This plight underscores a systemic issue faced by numerous Black families amid South Africa’s complex history of racially skewed property laws. During apartheid, harsh laws barred Black individuals from owning land, a restriction that lingered symbolically into the dawn of democracy. Although the post-apartheid era brought about reform aimed … Read more