#Adam schwartz trial

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'A fraud prevention tool saves BustedTees time reviewing suspicious orders'. ↑ 'Kickstarter for T-shirts: CollegeHumor and Vimeo founder Josh Abramson launching social T-shirts'.↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 'TeePublic Acquired by RedBubble for $41M in Cash'.'Should You Compete With (and Potentially Kill) Your Own Business?'. 'Hey, That's Me Up on That Screen (Published 2010)'. In 2016, Schwartz was named to Forbes 30 Under 30. Schwartz also co-founded, an e-commerce platform for youth sports, as well as the fashion startup Source4Style. After the acquisition, Shwartz was appointed CEO. In 2018, it was acquired by RedBubble, an Australian company, for $41 million. TeePublic is an online e-commerce platform where independent artists can sell apparel featuring their own designs. In 2013, Schwartz and Abramson incubated TeePublic from BustedTees. Schwartz served as the company’s COO and general manager.

Abramson had just re-bought BustedTees from IAC, and he and Schwartz joined together to grow the T-shirt brand. Schwartz met Josh Abramson, the founder of BustedTees, in 2011. In 2010, he organized an opening night screening of the film The Social Network for the Meetup. He moved to New York, and became involved with the NY Tech Meetup, a New York technology networking group that, at the time, had 15,000 members. Schwartz began his legal career in New York as a litigation associate at Debevoise and Plimpton LLP, where he worked on a variety of commercial and white collar litigation matters.Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, TeePublicĪdam Schwartz is the co-founder and CEO of TeePublic.Īdam Schwartz graduated from the University of Florida in 2008. Schwartz also represented the United States in appellate matters before the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Schwartz also prosecuted numerous health care fraud cases as a member of the Department of Justice’s Medicare Fraud Strike Force, a unit that has prosecuted hundreds of health care fraud cases. AEY, Inc., that was featured on the front page of The New York Times and more recently the CNBC television program “American Greed,” and the highly fictionalized feature film “War Dogs.” Mr. Schwartz prosecuted a defense procurement fraud case, United States v. Schwartz represented the United States in numerous criminal jury trials and investigations involving allegations of health care fraud, mail and wire fraud, major fraud against the United States, bribery, extortion, money laundering, identity theft, and alien smuggling. During his time as a federal prosecutor, Mr. Schwartz also has extensive criminal litigation experience having served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Schwartz served as lead counsel for the Commission in cases alleging violations of the federal securities laws against, among others, bank holding companies, private equity funds, hedge funds, investment advisers, public companies, and their respective executives.

Adam passed away on month day 1800, at age 60 at death place. Adam had 10 siblings: Valentin Schwartz, Johann Bernhard Schwartz and 8 other siblings. Johann was born on January 19 1722, in Riga, Latvia.

#Adam schwartz trial

Schwartz served as Senior Trial Counsel for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Enforcement. Adam Hinrich Schwartz was born on month day 1740, at birth place, to Johann Christoph Schwartz.

B.S., summa cum laude,, distinction in research, Cornell University, 2001Īdam Schwartz represents clients in white collar criminal litigation securities, health care, banking, education, class actions, and other complex civil litigation government regulatory enforcement matters and internal investigations.