“We have the utmost faith in the federal courts of Puerto Rico, and I find it very upsetting that someone who had been involved in the securities industry would be permitted to behave this way,” adds Ghaffar’s attorney, Martin Russo.
A spokesperson for Paulson PRv called Ghaffar’s lawsuit a “baseless attempt to deflect attention” from Ghaffar’s alleged misconduct and said they intend to file a counter-complaint against Ghaffar.
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