Excellent.  I hope this is the first of several CEOs to lose their jobs over a lackadaisical approach to following the law.  I cannot stand the attitude that several of the most &quot;successful&quot; startups follow that laws are just barriers to profit, and I think more CEOs (and investors) should be held accountable for blatantly ignoring these laws on their way to many billions of dollars.<p>Uber, Airbnb and Theranos come to mind first.  As much as I want to see the daily fantasy sports put out of business, they at least had the foresight to punch a legal hole in the system to try to create a business (and not to mention they seem to be in the death throes anyhow).<p>It bothers me that investors seem to be so nonchalant about investing in a business that is in very questionable legal circumstances.  I don&#x27;t really know how to solve it, but it feels like investors do their due diligence (I hope!), but figure that the legal system is slow so there&#x27;s a good chance that they can exit before any legal ramifications kick in.