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April 28, 2021
Investors Withdraw Slew Of Suits Against Crypto Companies
Five proposed class actions against a range of cryptocurrency companies have been voluntarily dismissed in New York federal court, dealing a blow to a salvo of 11 suits filed last year alleging widespread securities law violations.
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January 03, 2021
Fintech Litigation To Watch In 2021
Economic tumult in 2020 resulting from the coronavirus pandemic drove the adoption of fintech and prompted additional scrutiny of the burgeoning sector. These rapid-fire fintech developments, combined with the coming changing of the guard in Washington and a potentially new enforcement framework, will inform both enforcement cases and private litigation in 2021, attorneys told Law360.
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April 06, 2020
Investors Accuse Crypto Firms Of Illicit Token Sales
Investors filed a barrage of proposed securities class actions against four crypto-asset exchanges and seven digital token issuers for allegedly offering and selling billions of dollars worth of unregistered tokens, according to 11 suits brought in New York federal court late Friday.