The Black Friday Trials

Nelson Burtnick, former director of payment processing for Full Tilt Poker and former head of payment processing at…

Millions in personal property described as fruits of illegal activity are being sought by the US Government in connection with the Black Friday case.

Doubling down: Department of Justice seek over $130m in cash and assets from money paid to “FTP Insiders” in ownership distributions.

Caught in their own shell game, AP founders try to reassert ownership of the defunct internet poker site.

The Lederer camp responds in a continued attempt to persuade Judge Sand to at least discuss the EDNY ruling.

Attorneys for the office of Preet Bharara, the US District Attorney for the Southern District of New Your (SDNY) who…

If poker is not considered illegal gambling under the IGBA, lawyer argues, then the core of the government’s allegations “have no legal basis.”

Of the 11 men indicted on Black Friday, only three remain at large.

Overshadowed by today’s news of the the settlement between the DOJ, PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker was the US…

Ira Rubin, one of eleven men indicted in the Black Friday case, has been sentenced to three years in prison. Although…

Following DOJ pleading leniency, Brent Beckley faces only a 14-month prison term for his part in committing wire fraud and money laundering.

Legal skirmishes in the “Black Friday” case of United States v. PokerStars, et. al. continued last week when federal…