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Jed Davis was quoted in an article, "'Click Fraud' Trial To Test Reach Of Feds' Cybercrime Powers," in Law360. The article reports that a "first-of-its-kind" criminal trial has just begun in federal court in Brooklyn. The defendant, Fabio Gasperini, is an extradited Italian national who has been indicted on charges of operating a global "click fraud" scheme in the U.S. and elsewhere, powered by a botnet that he created by hacking and co-opting computers worldwide. The article describes the case as "a pivotal test of the government's ability to tie individuals to complex cybercrimes that are growing in both size and sophistication." Davis, who served as an assistant U.S. attorney in Brooklyn for nearly a decade, including as the cybercrimes lead, described the case as "a classic Eastern District of New York prosecution in which there's been a lot of hard work going into establishing a complex case that in some way touches on the district." Davis added, "This shows the office is prepared to go where the defendant is, whether he's in the U.S. or elsewhere. That said, every trial has some risk."
Day Pitney White Collar Partners Sarah Krissoff and John Vukelj authored an article for the New York Law Journal titled, "DOJ Seeks To Seize the Day With the KleptoCapture Taskforce."
On May 26, Washington, D.C. Counsel Steven Cash will be guest speaking at The University of Texas, Intelligence Studies Project "Texas Intelligence Academy."
Day Pitney Commercial Litigation and White Collar Partner Naju R. Lathia and Employment and Labor and Regulated Substances Attorney Daniel Pierre authored the article, "Proceed with Caution: NJ's Green Lighting of Recreational Cannabis May Require Detours," for the New Jersey Law Journal.
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff is featured in the Bloomberg News article titled, "Experts Explain Why Mar-a-Lago Affidavit Remains Under Wraps."
Day Pitney White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in the Daily Mail U.K. article, "Ghislaine Maxwell is Set to be Under Surveillance by Specialist Prison Guards 'Who Can Handle Safety Concerns' Amid Fears She Could Be Targeted as a High-Profile Sex Offender After Previous Threats."
Day Pitney New York White Collar Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured in the Business Insider article, "The Craziest Thing About Seizing Russian Superyachts Is The US Has To Pay For Them, Biden's National Security Advisor Says on Hot Mic."
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New York Litigation Partner Sarah Krissoff was featured on Australia's "A Current Affair" television program discussing the $450 million superyacht, called the Amadea, that was boarded by Fijian Police as part of the U.S. Government's KleptoCapture Task Force.
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