NYT: Justice Department opens probe into Clippers' Kawhi Leonard sponsorship deals
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The U.S. Justice Department is in the early stages of a criminal investigation into sponsorship arrangements involving Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard, The New York Times reported Thursday. The probe examines deals with companies including Aspiration, Daktronics, and Boingo Wireless. Daktronics has already disclosed an ongoing SEC investigation.
Key Facts
- The Justice Department is in the early stages of a criminal investigation into the Clippers' sponsorship arrangements for Kawhi Leonard, The New York Times reported Thursday.
- The probe involves companies including Aspiration, Daktronics, and Boingo Wireless.
- Daktronics has already disclosed an ongoing SEC investigation.
The Investigation
Federal prosecutors are in the early stages of a criminal investigation into the Clippers' sponsorship arrangements for Kawhi Leonard, The New York Times reported Thursday. The probe examines deals with companies including Aspiration, Daktronics, and Boingo Wireless. Daktronics has already revealed an ongoing SEC investigation.
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