His lawyers have QUIT!
, Twitter is still causing major problems for people — just ask Sam Bankman-Fried, the now-infamous founder of the FTX crypto exchange whose lawyers just fired him as a client because he refused to stop tweeting., the Paul Weiss law firm announced that it's dropped SBF because his "incessant and disruptive tweeting" was making the task of defending the fallen crypto boss impossible.
"We informed Mr. Bankman-Fried several days ago, after the filing of the FTX bankruptcy, that conflicts have arisen that precluded us from representing him," Martin Flumenbaum, a Paul Weiss lawyer, said in a statement.
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