Bitfinex and Tether Move for Case Dismissal Over Lack of Jurisdiction

By cineramaMay 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

Bitfinex and Tether lawyers are moving to dismiss their ongoing case versus the New York Attorney General (NYAG), according to court filings on May 21.

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Bitfinex and Tether Move for Case Dismissal Over Lack of Jurisdiction

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