Looks like the US guys are actually making progress;

The decision, according to Dore, was a victory for client Gregory Greene, the main plaintiff in the suit. In winning the temporary restraining order, he says, the plaintiffs will now be able to move forward with discovery proceedings.

"We view this as a big victory, this is often something that would take months to do," Dore told us.

"We are going to be able to unpack and examine what Karpeles and his entities have been doing and understand what the assets are," he said.

While Selachii is stuck asking for money from its "clients,"
It's concerning they are asking for bitcoins, IMO, as well.


Here is the US law firm working on the case:
http://www.edelson.com/


IMO, the end result is fraud. Karpeles allowed DEPOSITS and TRADING while the exchange was knowingly insolvent. That's unacceptable. It's actually sad that he hasn't had a warrant served already.