2018-9-11 17:00 |
Blockchain startups Ripple and R3 have resolved a legal battle that saw both firms filing suits in the U.S. over a contract dispute.
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After engaging in almost one-year of legal battle, the two companies decided to end it in an undisclosed agreement. The post Ripple and R3 Reach Settlement Over an Ongoing Legal Dispute appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-9-12 13:38 | |
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A legal dispute focusing on the legalities of the Tezos ICO is starting to make some traction in the United States, despite the actual offering being carried out in Crypto Valley, better known as Zug, Switzerland.
2018-8-9 13:00 | |
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2018-7-28 13:58 | |
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An ongoing dispute between banks and cryptocurrency exchanges took a new turn. An appeals court has ruled in favor of one crypto exchange against one of the largest banks in the country. Five major banks have also separately responded to lawsuits against them in court.
2018-7-16 09:00 | |
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Last month, Ethereum incubator ConsenSys sued the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an injunction asking a federal court to block the regulator from investigating its MetaMask offering or from declaring Ether (ETH) a security.
The two Binance executives held in Nigeria after being invited for consultations filed suit against two government agencies for allegedly violating their human rights.
A federal appeals court ruled last week that Binance needs to face a putative class-action lawsuit from a group of U. S. -based crypto investors who allege the exchange allowed them to buy and trade unregistered securities in the form of certain cryptocurrencies.
In a dramatic turn of events, bankrupt crypto lender Genesis has initiated a new legal battle against its long-standing rival, Gemini. The lawsuit claims that Gemini received “unfair preferential transfers” of approximately $700 million shortly before the company declared bankruptcy.
The blockchain-based file-sharing network had indicated it would be winding down after a New Hampshire court ruled in favor of the SEC last November.
Ripple made its case to a federal judge for why the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission shouldn't be able to appeal her ruling on its programmatic sales of XRP on Friday.
Coinbase filed for judgement in its ongoing case against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, alleging the regulator is stepping well outside its jurisdiction in suing the crypto exchange.