This week’s Crypto Caselaw has yet another mining related lawsuit, we got some SIM-swapping shenanigans, and a bitcoin IRA litigation slugfest that’s dismissed for lack of good old-fashioned personal jurisdiction. Disclaimer: Crypto Caselaw Minute is provided for educational purposes only by Nelson Rosario and Stephen Palley. These summaries are not…

This week’s Crypto Caselaw Minute has two, count ’em two updates on the ongoing Centra Tech case, including a NEVER BEFORE SEEN MOTION TO RETURN ETHER, and we also get into a trademark dispute that Facebook and Calibra appear to be facing in New York federal court.(see what we did…

This week’s Crypto Caselaw Minute looks at a case of saying too much, how to apply foreign law in a token generation event, and a non-class action token lawsuit. When will stop writing about tokens? Haha, never. This is the Hotel California! Disclaimer: Crypto Caselaw Minute is provided for educational…

This week’s CCM is the one year anniversary of the Crypto Caselaw Minute. 52 weeks folks. That’s no joke. We cover a domain name dispute, an alleged ADA violation (really!), and case dealing with sweet Brent Crude Oil. Huh? All that and more below. Disclaimer: Crypto Caselaw Minute is provided…

This week’s CCM digs deep into three questions that have been keeping us up late at night. First, are crypto credit card purchases cash advances? …

This week’s Crypto Caselaw Minute deals with an appeal of a conviction for trying to takeover a federal credit union to hide bitcoin activity, the long running litigation surrounding Mt. Gox, and a case brought by the CFTC against a precious metals trader that is precedent for virtual currency companies…

Sim swaps, default judgments, and international satoshi depositions — such law, much crypto! This week we look at a high profile crypto case involving sim swapping and a $24 million crypto loss, a default judgment involving bitcoin where the plaintiff’s damages benefitted by a number go up market, and international…

This week’s CCM is a veritable smorgasbord of crypto law delectation — from marital privilege and ICO discovery disputes, to the obligations of crypto-currency exchanges to ferret out fraudulent account openings, and more litigation from our pals down the street from Palley at the CFTC. Bon appetit! Disclaimer: These summaries…

This week’s CCM is, frankly, all over the place. We’ve got a copyright case involving some big names in crypto, umm, some allegedly questionable legal advice, and an update on the bazillion dollar Tezos ICO lawsuit. Buckle up. Disclaimer: These summaries are provided for educational purposes only by Nelson Rosario…