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Blockchain fights to cut more claims from IP theft suit

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Published on: 10 November 2021
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Law360, London: Cryptocurrency wallet provider Blockchain urged a judge on 9 November 2021 to dismiss claims of conspiracy and inducing breach of contract from a lawsuit brought by a digital asset investment manager, which accused the fintech company of stealing its intellectual property (IP).

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