A federal judge in Miami entered a default judgment in favor of the plaintiff, a Roche Freedman client who runs a blockchain startup and asserted that the defendant, a social media influencer and cryptocurrency analyst, falsely labeled him as a member of the Fethullah Terrorist Organization.

But since the filing of the case more than one year ago, Kyle Roche, a partner at Roche Freedman in its New York office, said in an activist’s secret recording that he sued the competitors of crypto startup Ava Labs.

Kyle Roche Kyle Roche, a partner at Roche Freedman. Courtesy photo

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