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SEC v. Ripple: Is XRP the loser in what seems like an unending brawl?
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ambcrypto.comThe SEC vs Ripple case has taken a new turn now after the Amici Curiae brawl. The SEC’s latest move was to file for an omnibus motion to exclude or limit expert testimony. As per court documents, the Ripple team has accepted this motion under a condition.
The regulatory watchdog SEC filed this motion on 6 July as reported by acclaimed lawyer James K. Filan in a thread. The SEC intends to file motions to exclude or limit the testimony of 10 experts who were retained by Ripple Labs. This may also include independent experts such as Christian A. Larsen and Bradley Garlinghouse.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP The SEC has sought permission to file one omnibus (big) motion to exclude or limit expert testimony, up to 120 pages long. Ripple Defendants do not object provided that they be allowed the same page limit for their response in opposition. pic.twitter.com/haa4Mr7XU1— James K. Filan
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