Law Archive

Russia’s prime minister proposed recognizing crypto as property under the nation’s tax code.

Government lawyers implied that citizens could legally pass along nuclear secrets to North Korea if held to the same standards as Griffith.

Libel laws and new faces at the U.S. securities regulator lead the week’s news.

New rule-making aims to stop “creeping politicization of the banking industry,” says OCC head.

Cryptocurrency exchange alleges “millions of dollars” in losses as a result of what it describes as a “false and misleading” article.

The Australian could be 99-years old by the time he is released if he’s sentenced to the maximum penalty.

New technology will help screen out bad actors, BitMEX says.

One of Argentina’s youngest deputies is prepping new legislation to provide a national framework for crypto, which will reportedly hit the parliament next week.

The government of Brazil requested assistance from US authorities regarding a crypto fraud scheme called “Operation Egypto.”

Monopolizing a market is legal in some instances, but not others.

“Defendants say, in passing, that Israel is the more appropriate forum, but fail to provide any supporting detail,” stated lawyers in the class-action suit.

Can blockchain technology de-escalate nuclear tensions?