Superseding Information alleging “the defendant, and other corporate entities under the direction and control of Joseph Lewis, a billionaire businessman and investor, engaged in a scheme to defraud Mirati Therapeutics, the investing public, and the Securities and Exchange Commission by amassing beneficial ownership of more than twenty percent of Mirati Therapeutics’ stock in contravention of agreements with the company, by hiding Lewis’s undisclosed ownership of Mirati Therapeutics shares through shell corporations in the names of nominees, and by deliberately omitting those entities from SEC filings and falsely reporting Lewis’s share ownership of Mirati Therapeutics” in USA v. Broad Bay Ltd., of the Bahamas, at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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Bahamas Courts Criminal Documents England Fraud Information Investment Listed Securities United Kingdom United States District Court for the Southern District of New York USAJanuary 24, 2024
USA v. Broad Bay Ltd.: Superseding Information (‘Securities Fraud by British Billionaire Joe Lewis’)
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January 24, 2024
Broad Bay Ltd.
USA
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Broad Bay Ltd. Joe Lewis Mirati Therapeutics