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Craig Wright ordered to pay $290,000 in legal costs over improper AI usage
Craig Wright has been ordered to pay $290,000 in legal costs for his AI-based appeal that "significantly" risked misleading court.
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All of Burwick Law’s crypto investigations and lawsuits
Of its 60+ investigations, at least 11 have become individual and class action lawsuits, including those against Libra, Pump Fun, and STAKX.
Do Kwon hearing delayed to review 4TB of new evidence
The court, siding with the US government, delayed the status conference by a month so Do Kwon's defence can review the "voluminous discovery."
Richard Heart is still a fugitive, despite dismissal of SEC case
HEX founder Richard Heart scored a victory on Friday when a US judge dismissed the SEC’s suit against him, but he is still wanted in Finland.
Burwick Law founder likely behind Pump Fun memecoin, report
The DOGSHIT2 token appeared in Burwick Law’s lawsuit against Pump Fun in a series of screenshots detailing its launch.
Donald Trump’s memecoin profits targeted by MEME Act
The legislation forbidding government officials from launching memecoins stands for Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement Act.
The three most likely outcomes for SEC v. Ripple lawsuit
There are at least three legal possibilities for the final outcome of crypto’s highest-profile lawsuit, SEC v. Ripple et al.
Bitcoin is no longer legal currency in El Salvador
As El Salvador submits to requests by the IMF, it has modified its laws to diminish bitcoin’s role in the economy.
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Burwick Law chief refuses to comment on Dogshit2 memecoin
Max Burwick, Burwick Law's managing partner, said he doesn't understand why people want to know who launched Dogshit2.
Scoop: Law firm suing Pump Fun faces violent threats and doxxing
Burwick Law told Protos that its lawyers have received violent threats and have been doxxed along with a number of plaintiffs.