Michael Avenatti Convicted On All Counts In Nike Extortion Case

Michael Avenatti, former lawyer for Stormy Daniels, was found guilty of attempting to extort over $20 million from Nike. He was convicted on charges of extortion, transmission of interstate communications with intent to extort, and wire fraud. Avenatti threatened to release damaging information about Nike unless paid millions. The verdict was seen as a testament to the American judicial system. Avenatti's defense plans to appeal, and he is scheduled for sentencing in June. Despite his conviction, Avenatti remains determined to fight. He also faces charges in two other cases involving theft and fraud, and is currently jailed for violating bail terms.

What was Michael Avenatti found guilty of in his case involving Nike?

• Bribery

• Tax evasion

• Money laundering

• Extortion and wire fraud

What did Avenatti threaten to do if Nike did not pay him?

• Report them to the IRS

• Sue them for damages

• Boycott their products

• Release damaging information

What was Nike's reaction to the verdict?

• They planned to appeal the decision

• They refused to comment

• They thanked the jurors and emphasized the judicial system

• They decided to settle out of court

In addition to the Nike case, what other charges is Avenatti facing?

• Tax evasion and insider trading

• Stealing from clients and defrauding a bank

• Bribery and obstruction of justice

• Forgery and identity theft

What is Avenatti's current legal status in relation to his bail terms?

• He is under house arrest

• He has been acquitted

• He is in jail for violating bail terms

• He is out on bail