September 1, 2026

Lawyers

Nishad Singh’s Lawyers Ask Judge to Spare Him Prison, Say He Is an ‘Uncommonly Selfless Individual’

Nishad Singh’s Lawyers Ask Judge to Spare Him Prison, Say He Is an ‘Uncommonly Selfless Individual’

Lawyers for Nishad Singh, the former FTX engineering director who pleaded guilty to fraud charges in December, have urged a federal judge to spare him prison time, describing their client as an “uncommonly selfless individual.”

In a sentencing memorandum filed Thursday, Singh’s attorneys argued that he played a minor role in the FTX collapse, cooperated with investigators, and deserves leniency in light of his remorse and good deeds. They cited his philanthropic efforts, including donating $50,000 to a charity for victims of Hurricane Ian prior to FTX’s downfall.

“Mr. Singh is not the face of the catastrophe that FTX’s collapse created. He is a young man who made mistakes, and he has owned them,” the memo states.

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Sam’s lawyers push boundaries, testing judge’s limits.

Sam’s lawyers push boundaries, testing judge’s limits.

At San Francisco’s federal courthouse, Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers put the judge’s patience to the test as they argued for leniency in the controversial case. With the judge growing increasingly frustrated, only time will tell if Bankman-Fried’s plea will be heeded.

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SBF’s strategy to blame lawyers: will it succeed?

SBF’s strategy to blame lawyers: will it succeed?

As Singapore’s economy continues to be affected by the Coronavirus outbreak, the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) has adopted a new strategy of “blaming their lawyers” for any potential economic losses due to the pandemic. Will this strategy work?

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