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  1. Knighted Pastures initiated a proxy contest and lawsuits against Allied, involving Gang-Won Choi and Rebecca So.

Allied Gaming & Entertainment sued Roy Choi regarding stock acquisition, while the SEC received deficient Schedule 13D materials.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 20
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Allied Gaming & Entertainment sued Roy Choi regarding stock acquisition, while the SEC received deficient Schedule 13D materials.

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  1. Allied sued Roy Choi over stock acquisition and SEC filings.1 source
  2. Allied offered Roy Choi a board seat to settle the proxy contest.1 source
  3. The company faced non-compliance with listing rules and activist shareholders launched lawsuits.

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  • Business WireAllied Gaming & Entertainment Provides Update on Lawsuit Against Knighted Pastures and Roy Choi et al. US District Court for the Central District of California determines Allied is likely to succeed
  • GlobeNewswireCORRECTION -- ISS Recommends Allied Gaming Stockholders Vote Knighted’s Blue Proxy Card Concludes that Knighted Presented a “Focused Critique” that Supports a Case for Change Recommends Allied Gaming
  • Business WireAllied Gaming & Entertainment Urges Stockholders to Take Caution Against Misleading and Factually Incorrect Statements Issued by Knighted Pastures Regarding ISS Report ISS Recommends Withhold Votes o
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