Todd Friedman
June 04, 2018 | Legaltech News
Mandatory Arbitration Agreements May Not be Immutable in Cryptocurrency LitigationPublic access prevailed in the Eleventh Circuit's recent Leidel v. Coinbase decision, which provides insight for how aggrieved investors may be able to draft pleadings against third-party money service providers.
By Todd Friedman, Kenny Nachwalter; and Justin Wales, Carlton Fields
1 minute read
June 04, 2018 | Daily Business Review
In Crypto Litigations Mandatory Arbitration Agreements May Not be ImmutablePermissionless blockchains, like the one underlying the bitcoin payment network, were created to provide the public with transparency over transaction information and records.
By Todd Friedman and Justin Wales
1 minute read
March 19, 2018 | Daily Business Review
Southern District of Fla. Primed to Be First to Tackle Digital Currency IssuesAfter $400 billion vanished, lawsuits quickly filled the void, including two class actions filed in the Southern District of Florida.These cases present the Southern District of Florida with an opportunity to serve as the first federal court to publish decisions on digital currency issues, including whether these currencies are securities, commodities, or an altogether new class of assets.
By Todd Friedman
8 minute read
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