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SEC v. Ripple: More back and forth over ‘highly relevant’ additional docs
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XRP holders and court watchers tracking the SEC vs Ripple Labs lawsuit will soon have to pull out their 2022 diaries. With the court conceding to the SEC’s extension request and pushing the expert discovery deadline to 14 January, one can be assured that battle will enter yet another calendar year.
However, 2021 is still party to its share of complications between the American regulator and the San Francisco-based blockchain company.
A filing made by the defendants on 22 October has now requested the court for leave to file under seal two exhibits, titled A and B.
Matthew C. Solomon, Counsel for Defendant Bradley Garlinghouse, stated,
“Exhibit A is a privilege log, dated September 2, 2021 and revised on September 15, 2021, submitted in this
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