Genius Group provides update to RICO lawsuit

Core Viewpoint - Genius Group Limited has filed an amended complaint under the RICO Act against controlling officers of LZGI International, seeking damages exceeding $750 million due to alleged fraudulent activities [1][2][3]. Legal Actions - The amended complaint includes additional defendants, Michael Carter and John Clayton, who are also involved in a separate SEC case alleging securities fraud [2]. - The RICO case centers on allegations that Peter Ritz and Michael Moe attempted to defraud Genius Group, leading to a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction that hindered the company's operations [3]. - A recent ruling from the United States Court of Appeals granted a stay on the Preliminary Injunction, allowing Genius Group to resume normal operations, including fundraising and Bitcoin transactions [4]. Financial Impact - Genius Group is focused on restructuring and recovering from damages incurred due to the Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction, which have increased to $250 million [5]. - The company is pursuing treble damages of $750 million in the RICO case [5]. Collaboration with Shareholders - Genius Group is cooperating with LZGI shareholders who have filed a class action lawsuit against LZGI and its officers for violations of federal securities laws [7]. Company Overview - Genius Group is an AI-powered, Bitcoin-first education group serving 5.8 million users across over 100 countries, providing AI training and solutions [9].