Nike Trims Restitution Request, Seeking $856,000 From Avenatti for Attempted Shakedown
Nike said that its remaining restitution request covered the costs of assisting in a government investigation of Avenatti, preparing witnesses for trial and other litigation-related expenses. It trimmed expenses, including those for press and media relations.
July 15, 2021 at 01:19 PM
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Nike Inc. has submitted a revised request of more than $856,000 in restitution from Michael Avenatti, a week after the disgraced attorney was sentenced to 30 months in prison for an attempted shakedown of the sports apparel giant.
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