Vienna An investor in an insolvent German payment service provider wired card He could sue former CEO Markus Braun in Austria. The reason for this is Brown’s residence in Vienna, the Higher Regional Court in Innsbruck confirmed on Friday.
Vienna lawyers filed a model case for damages. Brown argued against him that he no longer lived in his homeland due to his continued detention in Bavaria. Now the Tyrolean court has found that the civil action is admissible in Austria.
According to its own statements, the Viennese law firm Aigner/Lehner/Zusatz is representing hundreds of Wirecard investors fighting for their lost money in court in Munich and now partially in Austria.
Investigators accuse Brown and other Wirecard managers of defrauding business gangs. They are said to have defrauded banks and investors out of €3 billion with the help of manipulated balance sheets.
Today’s Top Jobs
Find the best jobs now and
You are notified by e-mail.
more: “It’s crazy…” – The Last 48 Hours of Wirecard
Sylvia Plath writes for Social Post News, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, emerging trends, and stories that matter.
More Stories
Colorado Springs Could Gain Second Stop on Colorado’s Front Range Passenger Rail Line Under New Draft Plan
Amazon Prime Day Deals Still Available: More Than 130 Discounts Remain on Apple, Oura, Sony and Other Top Brands
Wealthy families take more risks when it comes to money.