Plaintiff Lawyers in Elon Musk Dogecoin (DOGE) Lawsuit Seek To Remove Musk’s Legal Counsel Over Leaked Letter

 

Attorneys representing those who are accusing Elon Musk and his company Tesla of cheating investors are looking to forfeit the legal protection of the billionaire over a leaked letter. Reuters reported the dispute also includes accusations by Evan Spencer, the plaintiff’s lawyer that Alex Spiro from the defending law offices of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, exposed a confidential letter between both camps to The New York Post. According to Spencer, Spiro supposedly violated essential ethics laws while his letter to The Post asserted the charges against Musk as baseless and lacking evidence – which Spencer dismisses as a obvious lie to the media. Even after this thought-separating disinformation tainting his reputation, Spencer feels cornered to “manually control” the “breathtakingly false and bizarre” false accusations casted towards him. It all started in June 2022, when a combined handful of investors filed a case against Mr. Musk following suspicions that his methods deliberately depreciated the worth of the memecoin. Subsequently, they revised the charges just weeks after the incident by introducing an influencing trio of tools employed by the CEO in cashing in Dogecoin profits, including Twitter, “Saturday Night Live” platform and a customary dogecoin dog. This plan secured up to 126 million gains for Tesla and to the surprise of many, Musk actually changed their conventional bluebird emblem to that of a doge inu dog on his own Twitter page.

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