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UK Court Orders Bitcoin.org to Remove White Paper Following Craig Wright Lawsuit
The judge had no option but to rule a default judgment because Cobra chose not to make an appearance, according to Wright's representation.
Rapper 'The Game' Stares Down $12M Joint Class Action Over Paragon ICO
Taylor has been found jointly and severally liable over allegations he pursued personal profit in Paragon's unregistered ICO.
Deputy of El Salvador's Opposition Party Sues Country Over Bitcoin Law
One plaintiff says El Salvador's president failed to consider the law's harmful effects.
Crypto Class Action Against Rapper TI Dismissed in US Appellate Court
Three judges from the Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit have upheld a lower court decision to dismiss a case against the rapper.
Coinbase Hires Former SEC Alum to Lead Exchange's Capital Markets Legal Work
Coinbase has been on a recruiting drive, hiring from some of the world's largest companies.
Chia Project and Journalist Exchange Legal Barbs Over Trademark Issue
Chia is arguing the unauthorized use of its trademark will mislead and confuse community members. Chris Dupres disagrees.
Craig Wright's Multibillion-Dollar Bitcoin Trial Moves to Year's End
The trial over a share of $65.2 billion in bitcoin has already been postponed several times.
Ripple Granted Access to SEC Documents on Bitcoin, Ether in Ongoing XRP Fight
Ripple is hoping to find evidence the regulator defined XRP as being similar to bitcoin and ether.
Ethereum Researcher's Copyright Injunction Against CasperLabs Denied
The court's decision was based partly on the fact Zamfir took too long to file for an injunction.
Ethereum's Vlad Zamfir Files Injunction Against CasperLabs Citing Copyright Infringement
Zamfir is alleging CasperLabs intentionally violated the U.S. Trademark Act by filing a federal registration of the Casper mark without his knowledge or consent.
