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Upon Carlos Ghosn’s release, and just after the first Geneva trade fair without him, the Alliance leaders made it clear that they moved on and agreed to focus on a Continue Reading
Following Renault’s report, the Nanterre prosecutor’s office decided to open an investigation regarding the 50 000 euros in rent offered to Carlos Ghosn during a private event held in Versailles. Continue Reading
Carlos Ghosn left the Kosuge detention center on March 6, 2019 at around 4.30pm, after 108 days in detention. Images of Carlos Ghosn’s release from the detention center went viral Continue Reading
On March 4, some of Carlos Ghosn’s French lawyers referred the case to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention. The purpose is to draw the attention of independent experts Continue Reading
Following the mobilization of Carlos Ghosn’s wife, Carole, it seems to be his son Anthony’s turn to seek help from the political power in Lebanon. On February 26, accompanied by Continue Reading
It was also on February 13, 2019 that Carlos Ghosn decided to change his legal strategy. He dismissed his lawyer, Motonari Otsuru, who had been advising him since the beginning Continue Reading
Versailles 1: On February 7, 2019, Renault announces in a press release that the Group is still investigating an expense of 50,000 euros attributed to Carlos Ghosn. This particular verification Continue Reading
A letter from Renault’s lawyers to their Japanese counterparts condemned the methods used for the internal investigation targeting Carlos Ghosn, as revealed in the Wall Street Journal on February 5, Continue Reading
While voices keep rising, notably those of Christian Estrosi, a leading French right-wing executive, and François Zimeray, a lawyer who condemns the lack of presumption of innocence, Carlos Ghosn breaks Continue Reading
On January 28, 2019, Nissan confirmed its intention to cooperate with the US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC). Indeed, the U.S. financial regulator made a request to Nissan, but it Continue Reading
