Joe Schneider is an editor for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Law. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Japan Times, Los Angeles Times, Fortune, and Yahoo News. Joe covers a wide range of topics, including politics, law, finance, and business.
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Joe Schneider's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy, government announcements, and breaking news. He dedicates a significant portion of his articles to topics related to banking scandals, sanctions violations, legal cases, fraud charges, fake electors, defamation lawsuits involving high-profile individuals such as Donald Trump.
If you are looking to reach out effectively regarding these topics or seeking expert commentary on evolving legal cases and governmental policies related to these themes in the United States particularly but not exclusively focusing there due to the international nature of some stories featured by Joe Schneider would be worthwhile.
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The state of Michigan filed criminal charges against a group of Republicans who put themselves forward as alternative 2020 electors backing then-President Donald Trump.
By: Ava Benny-Morrison, Joe Schneider
US prosecutors said they would drop a campaign contribution charge from their fraud case against Sam Bankman-Fried after the FTX founder argued it wasn’t part of his extradition agreement.
By: Bob Van Voris, Chris Dolmetsch, Joe Schneider
Sam Bankman-Fried again pleaded not guilty in his federal fraud case over last year’s implosion of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, this time to a narrower slate of charges.
By: Bob Van Voris, Chris Dolmetsch, Joe Schneider
Sam Bankman-Fried again pleaded not guilty in his fraud case over last year’s implosion of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, this time to a narrower slate of charges, as his lawyers fought for access to their jailed client.
By: Joe Schneider, Bob Van Voris, Chris Dolmetsch
Sam Bankman-Fried‘s requests for vegan meals and access to prescription medication in jail have gone unheeded, his lawyers said, adding that they need better access to their client to build his defense case.
A Greek shipping company admitted to violating US sanctions on Iran by transporting oil from the Middle East country in an agreement with the US that was kept under wraps for almost five months amid fears of Iranian retaliation.
Wells Fargo & Co.’s former head of retail banking avoided prison for misleading regulators investigating one of the biggest banking scandals in modern US history, as a judge imposed a sentence of probation.
A California man falsely claimed to be an MIT-trained physicist who worked on secret government projects to raise $26 million for supposed battery technology and cancer-research startups, the SEC said in a fraud lawsuit.
Exxon Mobil Corp. won’t be able to revive oil platforms off the California coast by relying on trucks to ship crude to refineries on shore.
By: Joe Schneider
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