Law

U.S. Investors Get Olint Priority

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - April 26, 2011

Federal Court in Orlando, Fla.

U.S.-based investors will receive first priority in the Olint case, according to the U.S. Government, and the deadline for filing claims to recover money from David Smith’s failed ponzi scheme has been extended. Victim-witness specialist Elizabeth Medina said investigators needed more time to review the claims. “The federal government is continuing to investigate the operations of all these entities and is working to recover funds to return to injured investors,” she said. [Jamaica Observer]

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