Burwick Law Leads Hawk Tuah Class Action Lawsuit for Crypto Investors - PressReach

The Justice unified it with another “class action” that deals with the Davis and other defendants for $M3M3, an earlier memecoin that also ended badly

Burwick Law Leads Hawk Tuah Class Action Lawsuit for Crypto Investors - CryptoCurrencyNews

NEW YORK, May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Burwick Law is lead counsel in the active federal securities class action for people who lost money on the Hawk Tuah memecoin (ticker HAWK). The lawsuit, pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY), alleges that Hawk Tuah was sold as an unregistered security and that its marketing left out important information. The token is associated with social-media personality Haliey W…

Burwick Law Leads Hawk Tuah Class Action Lawsuit for Crypto Investors - PressReach

NEW YORK, May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Burwick Law is lead counsel in the active federal securities class action for people who lost money on the Hawk Tuah memecoin (ticker HAWK). The lawsuit, pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY), alleges that Hawk Tuah was sold as an unregistered security and that its marketing left out important information. The token is associated with social-media personality Haliey W…

The investigation into the scandal of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA, which Javier Milei promoted on February 14, took a key step in the justice of Es...

The scandal over the cryptocurrency $Libra, spread by President Javier Milei, continues to give what to talk about and the collective lawsuit initiated in the United States had a significant advance in the justice of that country: it rose from state to federal jurisdiction in New York. In addition, the case was unified with another “class action” by another crypto-scandal that has the same protagonists as defendants. The transfer to the federal …

Tech Forum drivers and principals linked to the $Libra project clashed with Justice again. They sought to bring their claim to the Supreme Court to remove three investors who denounced them, but prosecutor Javier De Luca considered the case “inadmissible” and asked that they not be given the extraordinary remedy.