Financial analyst Reggie Middleton’s bid to maintain control of his cryptocurrency trading platform likely hinges on whether he marketed to investors that the platform’s patented technology was owned by Veritaseum Inc., an issue his lawyer said Tuesday “is a bit confusing.”
Associate Justices Kelly O’Neill Levy and Lizbeth González repeatedly questioned Middleton’s lawyer on the platform’s marketing to investors, as they contemplated Middleton’s appeal of a lower court order requiring him to transfer the intellectual property for the platform that he holds personally to Veritaseum and pay the company $1 million in punitive damages.
The lower court concluded in 2022 ...
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