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Delaware Court Slams Diamond Fortress, Crypto Patents Survive Delaware’s Superior Court just killed a major contract fight that threatened to unwind a crypto-patent deal, ruling that two blockchain-security inventors weren’t bound by the broad non-compete their former employer demanded. The decision narrows the legal reach of assignment clauses in crypto patents and signals that Delaware…
Court Slams Brakes on SEC’s Expansive Crypto Crackdown The Fifth Circuit just handed the SEC a stinging procedural defeat, ruling that the agency cannot simply label a token a security and then run roughshod over due-process protections. The decision tightens the leash on federal regulators and signals that courts will no longer rubber-stamp the Commission’s…
NY Slip Op 00042 Order, Supreme Court, New York County (Nancy M. Bannon, J.), entered January 6, 2016, which granted defendants’ motion for summary judgment dismissing the complaint, unanimously affirmed, without costs. Defendants established entitlement to judgment as a matter of law, in this action for personal injuries arising out of plaintiff’s fall on an…
CFTC Nails Crypto Trader in Landmark Fraud Win The Ninth Circuit just upheld a massive victory for the CFTC against James Devlin Crombie, a crypto trader accused of scamming investors out of millions through fraudulent digital asset schemes. In a ruling that echoes across trading floors, the court affirmed a district judge’s decision holding Crombie…
**Retiree’s Retaliation Suit Against University Crushed on Appeal** Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court slammed the door on a retired worker’s retaliation claim against Slippery Rock University, ruling a boss’s off-campus tirade doesn’t count as adverse employment action under the state’s Human Relations Act. Alan Schmelzer, who retired in 2020 after 30 years in maintenance, testified in a…
Bitcoin’s Quantum Clock Starts Ticking, Bernstein Warns Bitcoin has roughly three to five years before quantum computers could realistically threaten parts of the network, according to new analysis from Bernstein. The firm says the danger is real but narrow, mainly hitting older wallets and exposed private keys rather than the protocol itself. Markets are already…
