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Ripple Opposes SEC’s Request For Another Time Extension As XRP Proponents Envision New All-Time High

Ripple's Brad Garlinghouse Isn't Taking His Feet Off SEC's Neck Anytime Soon For XRP’s Struggles
Ripple says the securities watchdog has delayed the resolution of the misguided lawsuit “long enough”.

Nevada Jury Orders Casino Bar to Pay $8M for Serving Dangerous Cleaner to Customer

A Nevada man was awarded $8 million by a jury this month after he was served chemical cleaner at Nevada’s Barley’s Casino & Brewing Company, according to the plaintiff’s law firm. The victim was expecting a beer, but leftover cleaning solution was in the tap lines. A Clark County District Court jury took two hours […]

The post Nevada Jury Orders Casino Bar to Pay $8M for Serving Dangerous Cleaner to Customer appeared first on Casino.org.

PrimeWire: We’ll Ban ‘Pirate’ Streaming Sources, Introduce Upload Filters

One of the best-known pirate streaming sites says it will go to extreme lengths to prevent its latest new domain from being seized. In a response to a lawsuit filed by a coalition of major Hollywood studios and Netflix, PrimeWire claims it will ban all links to movies and TV shows hosted on cyberlocker-type sites, preemptively filter uploads, and promote legal content.

From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

L.A. sues online vacation rental company, saying it violated city’s home-sharing law

In their lawsuit, the city's lawyers said about 30% of the transactions by HomeAway between Nov. 7 and Dec. 7 did not have a valid registration number or pending registration status number.

BlockFi user data breached in HubSpot hack, other crypto firms affected

BlockFi says users’ personal details, including names and emails were targeted after hackers attacked its CRM platform provider, HubSpot.

The post BlockFi user data breached in HubSpot hack, other crypto firms affected appeared first on Protos.

New York’s Cayuga Nation To Sell Recreational Cannabis

The Cayuga Nation in New York has announced plans to develop an adult-use cannabis enterprise, up to a year before recreational pot sales are slated to begin at state-licensed retailers.

The post New York’s Cayuga Nation To Sell Recreational Cannabis appeared first on High Times.

Pirate IPTV Sellers Who Refused to Pay a Cash Settlement Get Sued & Lose

In 2018, a court in the Netherlands ruled that companies selling access to a pirate IPTV playlist acted illegally, even though they weren't the suppliers of the infringing streams. The decision was a win for Dutch anti-piracy group BREIN, which later demanded a cash settlement from the companies' directors. They ultimately refused to pay so BREIN filed a full lawsuit and has now come out on top.

From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Coinbase Hit With Lawsuit Alleging Exchange Sold 79 Different Cryptocurrencies as Unregistered Securities

Coinbase has been hit with a class action lawsuit that alleges that the exchange giant wrongfully sold at least 79 different cryptocurrencies as unregistered securities. The three plaintiffs, Christopher Underwood, Louis Oberlander and Henry Rodriguez, allege that Coinbase has been knowingly selling securities without registration statements under the guise of operating a cryptocurrency exchange. The […]

The post Coinbase Hit With Lawsuit Alleging Exchange Sold 79 Different Cryptocurrencies as Unregistered Securities appeared first on Coin Bureau.

City of Richmond Attempting to Get Court Order to Allow Second Casino Referendum

The city of Richmond is trying to beat the state legislature to the punch, seeking a court order to allow a second casino referendum in November.

The post City of Richmond Attempting to Get Court Order to Allow Second Casino Referendum appeared first on VegasSlotsOnline News.

Court Prohibits Convicted Lawyer from Filing New Copyright Lawsuits

Paul Hansmeier, one of the convicted attorneys behind the controversial Prenda Law firm, is no longer allowed to file new copyright cases in the District of Minnesota. The court issued the restrictions and dismissed over a dozen pending cases, through which Hansmeier hoped to show that his conviction was unconstitutional.

From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Top 10 Fintech News Stories for the Week Ending March 19, 2022

Lots of crypto news this past week with a big round from ConsenSys, a big vote in the EU and everyone wonders what Apple will do with crypto.

The post Top 10 Fintech News Stories for the Week Ending March 19, 2022 appeared first on LendIt Fintech News.

Watch Tower vs. McFree: Nonprofit Defends Critic’s Fair Use & Anonymity Rights

'Kevin McFree' recently fended off a Watch Tower DMCA subpoena after a judge found that his critical animations were protected under fair use. However, Watch Tower is aggressively pursuing a separate copyright lawsuit, one that deals with exactly the same issues. The big development is that McFree's plight has been taken on by the formidable Public Citizen Litigation Group.

From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

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