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Judge Calls for Disbarment of South Florida Attorney
The respondent said he intends to file exceptions to the referee's report.
Former Amazon Security Engineer Sentenced to Three Years in Crypto Hacking Case
Prosecutors, who previously described the arrest as the first related to an attack on a smart contract, asked U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero to impose a sentence of four years in prison.
Terra Luna—Marking the Beginning and the End of the 'Crypto Winter'?
Does Terra's bankruptcy mark the end of the "Crypto Winter"? The recent rebound of the cryptocurrency market seems to suggest so, particularly with Bitcoin setting a new all-time high of $73,805.27 on March 14, 2024.
SEC Enforcement Chief Defends Crypto Actions as 'Consistent,' 'Principled'
"[E]very lawyer here knows what the test is to determine whether a crypto asset was offered and sold as an investment contract, and therefore a security: It's the Howey test," said Gurbir Grewal.
Gordon Rees Expands in Pittsburgh, Adds 11 Attorneys From Burns White
"We saw that they have a clientele that is particularly suited to be serviced by a national law firm," Gordon Rees Pittsburgh office co-managing partner Manoj Jegasothy said of the new group.
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Which Law Firms Got the Work? Disney, Netflix, Sony File Mass Suit
The defendants are a ring of illegal sites and services defendant William Freemon operates directly or through resellers he actively recruits, the complaint alleges.
'Just a Bunch of Zeroes and Ones': Crypto Valuation Sets Up 'Battle of Experts' in FTX Bankruptcy
"The difficulty with valuing crypto assets as opposed to other assets is they have no inherent value," a bankruptcy judge observed.
New Risk for Weary CISOs: Becoming the Scapegoat After Cybercriminals Strike
Sometimes, top executives refuse to fund a security fix, but "somehow it's the CISO who ends up taking the blame," said Larry Whiteside, chief information security officer of RegScale.
$88K in Attorney Fees Wiped Out in Improperly Pled Bitcoin Suit
Coinmint, a cryptocurrency mining company, was denied attorney fees for work performed in Delaware, but retained its right by default judgment to buy out Mintvest's interest in the company.
Improperly Pled Bitcoin Suit Leads to $88K in Attorney Fees Being Wiped Out
Coinmint presented itself in a Texas state court to follow up on litigation that took place in Delaware and Puerto Rico, primarily to enforce its right to collect on a Delaware court judgment.TRENDING STORIES
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