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Another YouTuber, Tom Nash, Served in FTX Lawsuit

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In Brief

  • YouTuber Tom Nash was served with a lawsuit through Twitter.
  • The lawsuit alleges influencers of promoting FTX without disclosures.
  • One superstar had his lawsuit home delivered.
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YouTuber Tom Nash has become the latest person to be served an FTX lawsuit through Twitter after a court granted permission for it to be served electronically.

The crypto exchange engaged in major marketing campaigns and signed a number of agreements with well-known crypto influencers. Now, following the exchange’s collapse last year, those deals are coming back to haunt some influencers.

Tom Nash Served Lawsuit Through Twitter

On Tuesday, the Moskowitz Law Firm tweeted Nash informing him that he had been served with the lawsuit. The Florida District Court allowed the law firm to serve Nash through the means of:

  1. Publishing the lawsuit on the firm’s website
  2. By tagging Nash on Twitter
  3. And, by his personal email address

Nash was one of 10 defendants in the lawsuit against crypto influencers, including Ben Armstrong (BitBoy Crypto) and Brian Jung. The lawsuit alleges the influencers of promoting FTX without disclosures.

Armstrong invited more trouble for himself by mocking the judicial system. After filing the lawsuit, attorney Adam Moskowitz alleged that Armstrong harassed him with endless phone calls, tweets, emails, and threatening social media posts.

Armstrong was supposed to make a court appearance regarding the harassment allegations, but instead posted a shirtless picture on Twitter with the caption, “I am supposed to be in court today. I’m not. Why? Because I don’t give AF.”

This Superstar Had Lawsuit Home Delivered

Shaquille O’Neal was a part of another $11 billion lawsuit filed by the Moskowitz law firm in November. The law firm claimed that O’Neal was avoiding from them for three months, not allowing the firm to serve him with the lawsuit.

Finally, Moskowitz served O’Neal outside his house. And they further asked him not to destroy or erase the security camera recordings.

The Moskowitz Law Firm is representing Oklahoma resident Edwin Garrison in both the cases against the crypto influencers and the other November lawsuit against celebrities such as O’Neal, football quarterback Tom Brady, and supermodel Gisele Bündchen.

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Harsh Notariya
Harsh Notariya is an Editorial Standards Lead at BeInCrypto, who also writes about various topics, including decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), tokenization, crypto airdrops, decentralized finance (DeFi), meme coins, and altcoins. Before joining BeInCrypto, he was a community consultant at Totality Corp, specializing in the metaverse and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Additionally, Harsh was a blockchain content writer and researcher at Financial Funda, where he created...
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