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Chad Elie Returns to Poker Scene, Civil Lawsuit Still Ongoing
It’s been a big ten days or so for convicted online-poker payment processor Chad Elie, who was released from a California federal prison camp on June 26th after serving the …
It’s been a big ten days or so for convicted online-poker payment processor Chad Elie, who was released from a California federal prison camp on June 26th after serving the …
Prominent gaming attorney A. (Alain) Jeff Ifrah, closely connected to the fortunes of Full Tilt throughout its pre-Black Friday years, has filed a blanket motion to dismiss the legal malpractice …
Last post, we presented two different versions of the story of how Chad Elie ended up in a position to help establish, with Utah e-marketer Jeremy Johnson, the SunFirst online …
As we began to examine in the previous post in this series, convicted Black Friday online poker payment processor Chad Elie’s connection to prominent gaming attorney A. Jeff Ifrah began …
Yesterday’s filing by convicted Black Friday payment processor Chad Elie of a malpractice lawsuit against prominent gaming attorney A. Jeff Ifrah begs a few curious questions. How exactly did Elie …
Black Friday defendant Chad Elie, who pled guilty in 2012 to charges related to the processing of payments for US customers of PokerStars and Full Tilt, has filed a malpractice …
The Poker Players Alliance and its executive director, John Pappas, have been directly linked to a private 2010 lobbying effort orchestrated by Full Tilt and PokerStars on behalf of the …
The online poker payment processing operation called Elite Debit, run through the SunFirst Bank of St. George, Utah, came about as a chain reaction of the failed Australia-based Intabill processing …
The two-front lobbying effort on behalf of the SunFirst Bank online poker processing began in earnest in March, 2010, once officials for Full Tilt and PokerStars realized that both Jeremy …
In 2010, a two-pronged, informal lobbying effort, designed to garner legal support for the online-poker processing being run through the St. George, Utah-based SunFirst Bank, had its legal arguments presented …