EddieJayonCrypto
29 Feb 24
Coinbase has once again presented arguments to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding arbitration, despite the fact that the case wasn't directly about cryptocurrency. The legal matters discussed are relevant to all modern consumers and businesses. Lawyers for Coinbase are seeking a remand of a case from ...
Coinbase has once again presented arguments to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding arbitration. Despite the case not being directly related to cryptocurrency, the legal matters discussed are relevant to all modern consumers and businesses. Lawyers for Coinbase are seeking a remand of a case from the lower courts, contending that an arbitrator should decide on arbitration conflicts. Ultimately, the Supreme Court will need to consider questions central to the nature and survival of cryptocurrency in the U.S., but those cases are currently winding through lower courts and may not rise to the high court's consideration for some time.
* Coinbase has again asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reinforce its position in a dispute over arbitration – marking a second time the crypto exchange has appeared before the high court to argue how customer disputes should be handled. * Wednesday's arguments weren't about crypto, but arbitration is a topic that affects anybody who has any interaction with modern commerce.
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