Bitgrail clients want Italian court to declare exchange bankrupt
Another development in the Nano developers lawsuit that uncovers the details behind the theft dated Jan 19 but was first reported on Feb 8, 2018.
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Binance founder slapped with lawsuit over failed Sequoia deal
A lawsuit filed in Hong Kong's High Court claimed Zhao Changpeng, founder of cryptocurrency exchange giant Binance, violated an exclusivity agreement it had with Sequoia Capital by engaging with another venture capital firm.
Coinbase money laundering trial to be held in open court
The lawsuit claimed Cryptsy CEO Paul Vernon was able to convert the stolen cryptocurrency through his Coinbase accounts between 2014 and 2016.
Financial analyst drags Facebook to court over scam crypto ads
Martin Lewis is suing Facebook in the UK High Court for defamation, claiming the social media network published well over 50 fake advertisements that used Lewis's image to promote a fake product or investment scams.
Tech firm Xunlei comes under fire over ‘disguised’ ICO
Chinese technology company Xunlei has become the subject of several class action lawsuits from investors who have bought the company’s digital token, LinkToken.
Lawsuit accuses JPMorgan of charging high fees for crypto purchases
JPMorgan Chase and Co has been slapped with a lawsuit on the exorbitant interest rates it allegedly charged a client who purchased cryptocurrency in Idaho.
Nano developers face class-action lawsuit
Law firm Silver Miller is suing to have the Nano altcoin conduct a hard fork that could “reset” the digital currency’s amount to where it was prior to the theft of 17 million Nano coins, worth around $187 million, in February.
Cryptocurrency groups fight back against advertising bans
A number of cryptocurrency associations from South Korea, Russia and China have decided to file a class action lawsuit against internet advertising companies and social platforms that have decided to ban cryptocurrency and ICO advertisements.
More ICO class action suits ‘highly likely,’ says leading law firm
Prepared by law firm Polsinelli, the report raised concerns over the potential for growth in litigation from ICO investors.