Soccer-UEFA Urges US Court to Deny FIFA Subsidiaries’ Bid to Join Infantino Discovery Fight
UEFA says the subsidiaries lack a direct legal interest and that intervention would delay its bid for records tied to a possible Swiss criminal complaint.
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UEFA urges US court to deny FIFA subsidiaries’ bid to join Infantino discovery fight
UEFA also said its request under a U.S. discovery law seeks documents and testimony from Joshua Kushner’s company, who it says may hold information about the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise transaction.
UEFA urges US court to reject FIFA subsidiaries’ bid to intervene in Infantino case
UEFA urged a US court to reject FIFA subsidiaries' intervention in its evidence bid. This bid supports a potential Swiss criminal case against FIFA President Gianni Infantino. UEFA seeks documents and testimony from Thrive Capital Management and its founder Joshua Kushner. FIFA accused UEFA of running a smear campaign and called the bid a fishing expedition. The court has not yet ruled on UEFA's discovery application or the intervention motion.
The European Football Association (UEFA) asked a US court in Manhattan on Thursday to dismiss an attempt by FIFA's US affiliates to intervene in the legal proceedings. UEFA is seeking to gather evidence for a potential criminal complaint in Switzerland against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his rejected plan to sell commercial rights to the World Cup. […]
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