Attorneys for an artist alleged to have sold fake Bored Ape Yatch Club nonfungible tokens could face a $1,500 sanction for “repeated violations” of a Los Angeles federal court’s standing order, US District Judge John F. Walter said Thursday.
Citing those transgressions, Walter also struck conceptual artist Ryder Ripp’s Anti-Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation motion and motion to dismiss Yuga Labs Inc.'s trademark infringement lawsuit.
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The judge’s order said the defendants will have until Sept. 6 to explain in writing why “lead counsel should not ...
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