UK:
Cryptocurrency Litigation
08 March 2022
Astraea Group
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Astraea continues at the forefront of cryptocurrency
litigation.
In Tulip Trading Ltd v Bitcoin Association for BSV & Others
[2022] EWHC 141 James Ramsden QC of Astraea Group acted for the
successful defendants in establishing that Bitcoin did not
constitute an adequate form of security under an order for security
for costs.
Security was ordered in relation to a jurisdiction challenge
presently being heard before the Business & Property Courts in
London and due to finish on Tuesday 8th March
2022.
James Ramsden QC, assisted by Harmish Mehta of Astraea Group, is
acting for the applicant defendants.
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