Dr. Craig S. Wright’s upcoming court battle with the brother of his late friend and colleague Dave Kleiman puts Bitcoin’s creator in a no-win situation—one that has nothing to do with control over the world’s largest stash of BTC.
There’s a staggering amount of money at stake, something made more fascinating by the fact that the defendant isn’t a multi-billion-dollar company forking out over an oil spill: rather, the defendant is one man: inventor of Bitcoin.
There are billions of dollars at stake, including a vast trove of digital assets which has long been speculated to be large enough to disrupt the market entirely. In as soon as a month, we’ll know the outcome.
The investors dismissed their claims against some of the top brass at OneCoin as well as Bank of New York Mellon voluntarily after settling with Ruja Ignatova.
The U.K. High Court has handed down a sweeping judgment in favor of Dr. Craig Wright in the Wright v McCormack litigation, ruling in his favor on all but one disputed matter.
U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres also suggested the move could add further delays to the case, despite Ripple and token holders urging a quick resolution to the proceedings.
A fintech firm went to court to sue the Central Bank of Nigeria for trademark infringement over use of eNaira, but the court has sided with the bank.
Parties in the Kleiman v Wright lawsuit attended a hearing before Judge Beth Bloom on Wednesday to discuss outstanding evidentiary and administrative issues ahead of the November 1 trial.
The judge in Dr. Craig Wright’s now-victorious white paper case against BTC developer Cøbra has rejected a bizarre, last-gasp attempt by a Satoshi Nakamoto imposter to have the judgment overturned.
A California judge threw out the lawsuit accusing BitMEX of market manipulation and fraud, claiming that the plaintiffs copied it from a similar lawsuit.
The list is broken into two categories: fact witnesses who will be on hand to give evidence of fact and not opinion, and expert witnesses who will provide opinion within their expertise.
Ripple has filed a motion seeking to compel the SEC to reveal whether any of its staff members held XRP as it builds on its lack of fair notice defense.
