Canadian Judge Delays Decision on Legal Representation for QuadrigaCX Clients
Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Michael Wood has delayed a decision to appoint legal representation to QuadrigaCX clients Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Michael Wood has delayed a decision to appoint legal representation to QuadrigaCX clients Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Brazilian cryptocurrency exchange Bitcoin Max has won in court the right to keep its checking account with Banco Santander. According to the presiding judge, the bank has not met its obligation to notify the crypto company of the closure in advance. Also read: Hacked NZ Exchange Cryptopia Allowed to Reopen Closing of Account Deemed … Read more
Law firms will line up on Valentine’s Day for access to QuadrigaCX client representation in $200 million lawsuit Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
In this edition of The Daily, we cover two announcements regarding fiat-to-crypto trading services. The U.S. subsidiary of Huobi has introduced pairs between three cryptocurrencies and the U.S. dollar and peer-to-peer platform Airswap has enabled users to exchange fiat currency for ethereum. There’s also a new development in the Quadrigacx saga – a judge has … Read more
Winklevoss lawsuit update sees Charlie Shrem awarded $45,000 in legal fees by the court Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
One crypto analysts told the WSJ that QuadrigaCX’s funds, which are purportedly stuck in cold storage, could be missing altogether Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Blue Ocean Capital of New York has been accused of fraud for allegedly misleading an investor into buying $2 million in MCash tokens Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Crypto exchange QuadrigaCX is missing $145 million following the unexpected death of its young founder Gerry Cotten Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
In 2016, Judge Teresa Mary Pooler of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida made headlines for a ruling she made during the Michell Espinoza trial. Judge Pooler ruled Espinoza could not be charged with illegal money transmission offenses because bitcoin was not considered legal tender. However, a motion filed with the Florida appeals court has … Read more
The plaintiff in a $224M lawsuit against wireless carrier AT&T has turned his attention to a new target. Michael Terpin’s legal team have filed a second suit, this time against 21-year-old Nicholas Truglia, dubbed the “bitcoin bandit” by the New York press. The Manhattan resident, who was arrested on unrelated SIM-swapping charges in November, now … Read more