Ripple welcomes new lawyer because an expert criticizes the latest application of the SEC
Ripple welcomes new lawyer because an expert criticizes the latest application of the SEC
- Ripple has welcomed a new lawyer to his team who will represent the interests of chairman Chris Larsen in his legal dispute with the Sec.
- lawyer Jeremy Hogan has criticized the SEC's request to remove William Hinman, and believes that judge Netburn will allow the deduction.
Ripple has welcomed a new lawyer, while it continues to fight in court against the US stock exchange supervisory authority. The new lawyer will represent the interests of Chris Larsen, the chairman of Ripple, former CEO and co -founder. The lawyer joins the team at a time when the recent battle goes for the removal of William Hinman, a former second director. And, according to a legal expert, the recent application by the SEC, to remove Hinman's statement, has some serious mistakes.
Ripple submitted a complaint in the Southern District of New York on Friday that reveals that lawyer Sarah J. Prostko joined the team. Sarah will appear as a country for Larsen, the chairman of Ripple. Sarah provides her services via Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, an international law firm based in New York.
Sarah is a Magna Cum Laude graduate from New York University School of Law. She also studied at American University and is approved as a lawyer in the state of New York.
#xrpcommunity #sec_news V. #Welle #xrp lawyer Sarah J. Prostko was published in the case of Chris Larsen. Welcome to Team Ripple. The background of lawyer Prostko can be found here: https://t.co/qpiowsk4ly pic.twitter.com/5wtqx2zpqh
- James K. Filan (@filanlaw) 25. June 2021
Sarah joins the team just two weeks after another respected lawyer. On June 11th, Ripple Nicole Tatz fought on board to represent the interests of CEO Brad Garlinghouse. At that time, the SEC lost its leading process lawyer dugan bliss .
right-wing expert: judge Netburn will allow ripple to take it off
A right -wing expert believes that judge Sarah Netburn Ripple will allow ripple to stop. The former SEC manager was Director of Corporate Finance. As is well known, he explained in this function that Ether and Bitcoin were not securities.
The SEC has tried to remove this dismissal and have listed several reasons why the Ripple court should not allow the former manager.
Read more: Ripple wants to stop the former Sec director William Hinman, but the supervisory authority is fighting hard for it
lawyer Jeremy Hogan believes that judge Netburn will be on ripple. In a recently published video, Hogan referred to a similar legal dispute that the judge decided at the time when Saudi Arabia was accused of staging the attacks of September 11th.
In this case, the judge decided that the plaintiffs could ask a wide range of questions as long as it was not "civil servant decisions in the exercise of public functions".
So yes, I think you will allow the deposit that are advanced to the SEC, subject to a reasonable objection, but I think there will be a deposit.