Legal
Declan Ganley in Texas court showdown over $9 million debt deal
Telecoms founder sues both his former business partner and former attorney to regain control of Rivada shares
Declan Ganley, the founder of telecoms company Rivada, is embroiled in a complex legal row to retrieve a chunk of shares that were collateral in a $9 million (€8.29m) debt deal.
Ganley is suing a former business partner, David Shuman, and his former attorney, Sean Tracey, in a Texas court in order to regain control of the shares.
A recent decision by the Texas Appeals Court sets out how Ganley had initially used 235,00 shares ...
