Steven Seagal on Hook for SEC Crypto Fine Despite Move to Moscow

  • Commission can go through actor’s represenatives to collect
  • Seagal has been living in Moscow, became Russian citizen
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Steven Seagal who starred in the film “Beyond the Law” found out that even relocating to Russia doesn’t mean he’s beyond the reach of U.S. courts as the Securities and Exchange Commission won a judgment against him.

A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York, said the SEC can go through Seagal’s business manager to try and collect more than $200,000 that the actor owes the U.S. government for failing to disclose he was being paid to promote a digital token.