News with the tag "swan bitcoin"

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A report reveals that Tether, the world’s leading stablecoin issuer, has reportedly initiated legal action against the bitcoin-focused firm Swan Bitcoin. Proceedings are said to have been filed in the High Court of England and Wales, marking the latest development in this unfolding dispute. Report S...

Tether confirmed to Cointelegraph that it had sued Swan Bitcoin over alleged contract breaches in a joint Bitcoin mining venture.

Swan Bitcoin is suing its law firm for attempting to withdraw from a trade secrets case due to a conflict of interest with another client. Misappropriated Trade Secrets Cryptocurrency financial services firm Swan Bitcoin has filed a lawsuit against its own legal representative, Gibson, Dunn & Crutch...

Swan Bitcoin has filed a legal malpractice suit against its retained law firm, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, in California’s Superior Court. The post Swan Bitcoin Sues Law Firm Gibson Dunn Over Alleged Conflict of Interest with Tether appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .

Swan Bitcoin sued former employees it alleged got help from Tether, and now accuses its own law firm of malpractice after it picked up the stablecoin issuer as a client.

In the lead-up to the United States election, Bitcoin’s price movements have become increasingly intertwined with the presidential race, according to a pair of crypto executives. On Oct. 30, Bitcoin stormed above $70,000 for the first time since June, nearly tearing past its all-time high of $73,750...

Proton Management has called for the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by Swan Bitcoin, which accused the former of stealing its mining business. The post Proton Management Seeks Dismissal in Legal Battle with Swan Bitcoin appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .

The ex-Swan employees at Proton Management said Swan Bitcoin’s mining lawsuit is baseless because 2040 Energy operated as a “separate entity.”

Response to Swan’s lawsuit says that the mining company at the center of the controversy was only minority-owned by the company, and not a full-fledged subsidiary.