2020-12-25 12:52 |
Ripple is not the only company or individual from the crypto industry sued by the SEC in recent years, including blockchain giants; here are some of the others
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially sued Ripple
2020-12-23 23:39 | |
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Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the company is being sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC] and highlighted that this step taken by the SEC was an "attack of crypto".
2020-12-22 08:15 | |
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Ripple sued video-hosting giant YouTube for failing to stop XRP giveaway scams that defrauded innocent individuals of millions of dollars, the news of which ZyCrypto broke back in April. The cryptocurrency firm alleged that YouTube knowingly profited from the actions of the impersonators and scammers when it could have stopped them from going around on […]
2020-9-12 00:12 | |
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Ripple Labs Inc. is being sued in an Australian court for allegedly infringing a trademark belonging to several local banks. A lawsuit filed by the New Payments Platform Australia (NPPA), a joint venture between the Reserve Bank of Australia and 13 domestic banks, claims that Ripple copied its PayID brand.
2020-8-29 09:00 | |
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An Australian financial services firm, known as New Payments Platform Australia (NPPA), has sued Ripple Labs over a trademark infringement allegation that involves the PayID brand. The lawsuit, which was filed last week in a federal court in New South Wales, alleges that Ripple Labs infringed on Australia’s Trademarks Act of 1995 as well as […] The post New Payments Platform Australia (NPPA) Sues Ripple for 'PayID' Trademark first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2020-8-27 17:55 | |
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New Payments Platform Australia (NPPA), a group comprising all the significant banks in Australia is suing Ripple. A Report unveiled this news on August 26, noting that the consortium sued Ripple after it went against Australia’s Trade Marks Act (1995) and the Australian Consumer Law by using the organization’s brand and trademark dubbed PayID without authorization.
2020-8-27 17:10 | |
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BMA LLC, which two weeks ago sued Ripple, has now accused crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX of orchestrating the largest financial crime in U.S. history.
2020-5-19 22:09 | |
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Ripple is taking cryptocurrency scams on YouTube very seriously and is calling for the video streaming service to be held accountable in court. The blockchain company behind XRP has sued Alphabet’s YouTube.
2020-4-23 00:26 | |
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Ripple?s partner, a Japanese financial conglomerate, cancelled a deal due to the coronavirus spread and the party harmed filed a legal suit
2020-4-8 13:50 | |
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Ripple Labs, the company behind the Ripple (XRP) cryptocurrency, has formally requested a US federal court dismiss a class action lawsuit that alleges it illegally sold unregistered securities, Fortune reports.
2019-9-20 15:09 | |
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XRP investors are attacking Ripple Labs with a new suit calling XRP a security, using the SEC outlines regarding classification of crypto tokens
2019-8-14 14:48 | |
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Ripple, the company behind the XRP coin, has made it a point in the past to convince everyone it’s not a security. Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, has spoken about this issue multiple times.
2019-1-10 10:52 | |
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Ripple, the company behind the XRP coin, has made it a point in the past to convince everyone it’s not a security. Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, has spoken about this issue multiple times.
2018-12-23 16:44 | |
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In a recent article quoting Stephen Palley and Nelson Rosario, two crypto legal experts, The Block talks about Ripple’s litigation. Ripple has been sued several times accused of selling unregistered securities with their cryptocurrency XRP.
2018-12-22 09:10 | |
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XRP and Ripple diverge as Ripple is sued again regarding allegations of illegal security trading
2018-7-14 02:19 | |
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Ripple has been hit with yet another lawsuit claiming that XRP is a security. This is the third such lawsuit that Ripple has had to deal with in recent months. The suit was filed by California resident David Oconer.
2018-7-6 02:02 | |
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