In the latest in a seemingly never-ending series of negative headlines swirling around Everton s prospective new owners, 777 Partners are being sued for fraud in a New York court by a pair of London-based asset management companies.
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777 Partners, the investment firm awaiting regulatory approval of their prospective takeover of Everton FC, are in yet more legal jeopardy with the news that a California-based institution have filed a $30m lawsuit against them.
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