Thursday, February 20
The civil asset forfeiture cases seek to seize a 19.5-acre office park in Dallas and the PNC Plaza building in Louisville, Kentucky.
Friday, August 7, 2020


The civil asset forfeiture cases seek to seize a 19.5-acre office park in Dallas and the PNC Plaza building in Louisville, Kentucky. The Justice Department alleges that Kolomoisky and Boholyubov used PrivatBank money to buy 5 million square feet of commercial real estate in Ohio, steel plants in Kentucky, West Virginia and Michigan, a cellphone manufacturing plant in Illinois, and commercial real estate in Texas.