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In Coinbase Inc., v. Suski, et. al., Supreme Court holds court must decide which contract controls when parties have conflicting contracts for arbitration or courts

The COPA vs Craig Wright trial made a resurgence on Friday to determine what costs and penalties Wright might suffer.

The organization, backed by crypto exchange Coinbase, signed a million online members, raised millions in donations and started a U.S. campaign fund in less than a year.

Current and former Coinbase users in New York might be able to assert a claim for alleged deceptive acts and practices in conduct of business, trade, and commerce

The U.S. Supreme Court decided three cases on Thursday, one of them on the main sequence of the practices of most of the readers of this blog and the others worth knowing about, both as...

SCOTUS holds in Coinbase, Inc. v. Suski that where parties have agreed to two contracts one sending disputes concerning arbitrability to arbitration.

In the case, consumers claimed they were duped into paying $100 to enter a Dogecoin sweepstakes

Cryptocurrency customers will get their day in court over a $1.2 million sweepstakes.

In a short but unanimous opinion, the Supreme Court resolved a Circuit split by confirming that district courts have no discretion under section 3 of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA)...

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<p>For 90 years, the federal securities laws have played a crucial role in protecting the public. These critical protections were created in the wake of the Great Depression after many Americans suffered the consequences of inadequately regulated capital markets. We saw sky-high unemployment, bread lines, and shantytowns springing up due to mass foreclosures.</p>