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New York’s Attorney General is taking legal action against crypto firms Gemini Trust, Genesis Global, and Digital Currency Group for allegedly defrauding investors of over $1 billion, with Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, being significantly affected due to its partnership with Genesis. Legal experts warn that this investigation may have dire consequences for Gemini’s future operations and could lead to broader regulatory actions that undermine trust in the cryptocurrency industry.

Cynthia Augello, a labor and employment partner at Warren Law Group, commented on the United Auto Workers’ (UAW) approach to the recent work stoppages at major auto manufacturers. She described it as “fascinating” and emphasized its significant impact on the automotive industry, given its size and importance.

The President’s son Hunter Biden is being investigated for tax evasion and a gun charge. Plea deal talks with the department of justice fell apart after a judge reviewed the deal. U.S. attorney General Merrick Garland has since assigned David Weiss as special prosecutor to the case. Attorney Jon-Jorge Aras with the Warren Law Group breaks down the case.

Great Neck schools’ student suspension in armed intruder case has been overturned by the State Education Commissioner. The Commissioner’s decision aligns with Cynthia Augello of Warren Law Group, who advocated for the student’s reinstatement. This outcome underscores the importance of fair disciplinary actions in educational institutions and showcases the impact of legal representation in safeguarding students’ rights.

Christopher Warren, Managing Partner at Warren Law Group, New York City, underscores the cost-saving advantages of AI in law practice. He highlights that AI’s efficiency reduces billable hours, benefiting clients, and suggests that reluctance to embrace AI may jeopardize the long-term competitiveness of attorneys in the field.

Credit-card companies might already know your buying habits, but they have minimal to no information about your income- unless you disclose it. Reporting your income to card companies is voluntary and can be beneficial for increasing credit limits, but what happens when you choose not to disclose it? Whether or not you’ve had recent financial changes, this article will provide valuable insight to your income relationship with lenders, bankers, and credit-card companies.

With lawsuits filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against major cryptocurrency exchanges Binance and Coinbase, Eric James Beyer explores the potential implications and what lies ahead for the crypto industry. Insights from Jon-Jorge Aras, a partner at the Warren Law Group and an expert in crypto law, shed light on the legal challenges faced by these exchanges and their potential outcomes. The article also delves into the regulatory landscape and the significance of these lawsuits for the future of cryptocurrencies.

A recent school security breach raises concerns over safety and disciplinary measures. Attorney Cynthia Augello offers valuable insights into the incident, raising questions about the fairness of disciplinary actions and the transparency of the school district. Her expertise sheds light on the importance of addressing security vulnerabilities and ensuring equitable disciplinary procedures for students.

Litigator Jorge Marquez, Managing Associate of the Warren Law Group, joins host, June Grasso, to explore Montana’s ban on TikTok and its potential to withstand legal challenges. This captivating conversation uncovers the legal intricacies surrounding this controversial issue. Tune in as Marquez shares his expertise and insights on the matter.