Lawsuit News

A U.S. judge rejected Meta Platform’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by billionaire Australian mining tycoon Andrew Forrest. The lawsuit revolves around a series of deceptive Facebook ads featuring Forrest endorsing fake crypto projects and other fraudulent investments. Forrest is…

The Supreme Court has agreed to review Nvidia's request to dismiss a securities fraud lawsuit. 

A bi-partisan duo wrote a letter to the Department of Justice, challenging FinCEN’s “unprecedented interpretation” of rules used to sue crypto mixers.

Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange, along with its CEO, Brian Armstrong, is facing a new class-action lawsuit.

Alexander Vinnik, co-founder of the now-defunct crypto exchange BTC-e, admitted to conspiring to launder money, marking a significant development in a long-standing legal saga.

Ripple Labs rejected the U.S. SEC's request to recover $2 billion from the company for institutional sales of XRP tokens

The Blockchain Association and the Crypto Freedom Alliance of Texas have taken legal action against the U.S. SEC.

Two SEC lawyers, Michael Welsh and Joseph Watkins, have resigned from the agency due to “materially false and misleading representations” made in a crypto case last year.

Coinbase has filed a motion seeking Judge Failla’s permission to seek an interlocutory appeal on her recent order involving investment contracts.

Steven Nerayoff, a former adviser to Ethereum, has initiated a lawsuit against the U.S. government, seeking $9.6 billion.

Google has initiated a lawsuit against a group of individuals accused of orchestrating a vast cryptocurrency scam that impacted over 100,000 users globally.

Cryptocurrency balances on KuCoin’s exchange fell across multiple digital assets as the platform navigates a regulatory probe involving its founders. 

A federal appeals court has reinstated its lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

The Arbitrum blockchain community initiated a vote on a proposal to fund the legal defense of the Tornado Cash cryptocurrency mixer team.

A WSJ piece originally contained damning paragraphs implicating Harborne and AML Global, but those sections were later excised in an apparent acknowledgment of potential inaccuracies.

A group of eight U.S. state attorneys general claims the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) exceeded its authority in its case against cryptocurrency exchange Kraken. In a joint statement on Feb. 29, the attorneys general from Montana, Arkansas, Iowa, Mississippi,…