Shaquille O'Neal has been served in a class-action lawsuit against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and multiple celebrity spokespeople, a lawyer for the plaintiffs said in a statement on Sunday night.
after allegedly dodging service for months.
Moskowitz and his law firm had been given a deadline of Monday to serve O'Neal, who Moskowitz said had"been hiding and driving away from our process servers for the past 3 months." The motion claimed that a process server had attempted to serve O'Neal dozens of times at his Texas and Georgia residences, and via mail to both the residences and his offices in Atlanta, where"Inside the NBA" is broadcast from.
The lawsuit accuses Bankman-Fried, O'Neal and other celebrity spokespeople, including Tom Brady and Larry David, of"Mr. O'Neal will now be required to appear in federal court and explain to his millions of followers his 'FTX: I Am All In' false advertising campaign," Moskowitz said Sunday night."A lot of people think I'm involved, but I was just a paid spokesperson for a commercial," he said in an interview on CNBC after the lawsuit was filed.
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