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Middleton et al v. T-Mobile US, Inc.
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August 24, 2022
T-Mobile Wins Arbitration Bid In $8.7M Crypto Co. Hack Suit
Siding with T-Mobile, a New York federal judge sent a cryptocurrency company's negligence suit to arbitration Wednesday, ruling that the company's founder lacked compelling evidence that he was unaware of the arbitration agreement within T-Mobile's terms and conditions.
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July 22, 2020
T-Mobile Accused Of Allowing $8.7M Crypto Co. Hack
Cryptocurrency venture Veritaseum Inc. and its founder Reginald Middleton hit T-Mobile with a negligence suit in New York federal court over the phone service's alleged failure to protect Middleton's personal data, which he said allowed a hacker to steal $8.7 million in cryptocurrency.