U.S. Arbitrator Gets DQ'd In Money Laundering Fight

By Caroline Simson · December 22, 2022, 9:36 PM EST

An arbitration brought against the United States over forfeiture actions aimed at unraveling an alleged Ukrainian money laundering scheme remained suspended on Thursday after the Biden administration's appointed arbitrator, a former...

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