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A jury awarded a former college basketball player $9.25 million in damages after finding the New York Times liable for defamation, in a case drawing wide attention.
A jury has ordered the New York Times to pay a multi-million-dollar verdict to a former Alabama basketball player in a closely watched defamation case.
The Singapore International Commercial Court has granted a freeze on cryptocurrency assets worth S$75 million at the centre of a transfers dispute, marking a significant legal move in the region.
Australia's High Court is examining whether existing financial services licensing laws apply to crypto assets, a question with major implications for the industry.
Global law firm Dentons has set up a dedicated UK Crypto Hub to help businesses operating in the digital assets space navigate legal and regulatory demands.
A former Los Angeles police officer has been handed a life sentence after robbing a teenager of a significant cryptocurrency fortune during a violent home invasion.
A California college basketball coach has been sentenced after being convicted of running a prostitution operation across three states, according to reporting by the New York Post.
Logan Paul and a YouTube personality known for criticizing crypto projects have resolved their defamation dispute, according to Law360, ending a legal battle tied to the crypto space.
The next phase of crypto development may depend less on code and more on legal minds that understand how blockchain businesses actually operate.
As crypto regulation intensifies, the industry's trajectory may rest on a new breed of legal professional who understands blockchain operations as well as the law.
As crypto regulation intensifies, the industry may increasingly depend on legal professionals who understand blockchain operations from the inside out.
