Crypto Currently: Crypto Securities Litigation Updates

Crypto Currently: Crypto Securities Litigation Updates

Virtual
Webinar CLE

Join us for a webinar discussing the latest cryptocurrency developments in securities litigation. 

WilmerHale Partner and Co-Chair of the firm’s Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Working Group Tiffany J. Smith will lead a discussion with Partners Andrew Rhys Davies and Jessica Lewis, Counsel Sonia Sujanani and Senior Associate Nick Werle of the firm’s Securities Litigation practice.

The panelists will discuss:

  • recent trends in civil crypto securities litigation, including claims against issuers, platforms, staking platforms and others, and recent extraterritoriality rulings;
  • exposure to derivatives litigation and other securities claims relevant to crypto companies and their investors; and
  • examples of successful (and unsuccessful) arguments in support of dismissal in securities litigation.

During the webinar, participants will have the opportunity to contribute questions online. CLE credit will be provided.

*This webinar is not open to regulators. Thank you.

About WilmerHale’s Crypto Currently Webinar Series

This webinar is part of a series presented by our Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Working Group, a cross-disciplinary group of lawyers that helps dynamic companies stay agile and achieve their goals while mitigating risk and guides established financial institutions as they explore the potential of blockchain and crypto. LEARN MORE

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