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A highly anticipated judgment has been passed down from the High Court, allowing for service via Non-Fungible Token (NFT)...

In Osbourne v Persons Unknown & Others,the High Court of England and Wales confirmed that there is ‘at least a realistically arguable case' that non-fungible tokens are to be treated...

In Osbourne v Persons Unknown & Others,the High Court of England and Wales confirmed that there is ‘at least a realistically arguable case’ that non-fungible tokens are to be treated as...

In Jones v Persons Unknown & Others the High Court made several rulings of interest in the developing area of crypto fraud litigation. After granting judgment in favour...

After granting judgment in favour of the claimant for claims of deceit and unjust enrichment against fraudsters, the court went on to rule that a…

In a recent judgment the English High Court has again shown its ability to innovate so as to assist victims of crypto fraud. By imposing a constructive trust on a crypto exchange and...

For a business realising the awful truth that it has fallen victim to a cyber-attack, there is a lot to do: urgent IT measures to secure assets, investigations, regulatory notifications...

In the recent decision of Janesh s/o Rajkumar v Unknown Person (“CHEFPIERRE“) [2022] SGHC 264, the Singapore High Court found that NFTs can…

On 11 November 2022, FTX Trading Ltd and over a hundred related entities in the FTX Group have filed for protection under the US Chapter 11 regime.

In the recent decision of Janesh s/o Rajkumar v Unknown Person ("CHEFPIERRE") [2022] SGHC 264, the Singapore High Court found that NFTs can be…