Crypto litigation and wall-throwing
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Quick Take
- Needlessly complicated crypto litigation slows down case resolution and creates expense that doesn’t do anyone much good
- There’s little about bitcoin or other cryptocurrency that necessitates sloppy claim selection and inartful lawsuit drafting
- A recent lawsuit involving a dispute over a bitcoin mining business demonstrates the peril to plaintiffs of a “throw it up on the wall and see what sticks” litigation strategy
That saying “if you throw stuff at the wall sometimes something will stick” may be true, but nobody ever thinks about what happens to the wall. Hopefully you have a nice high-quality washable paint. I think about this often when I look at lawsuits, particularly long and sloppy ones with dozens of pages of novelistic […]
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