XRP Defense Lawyer: March 26 is considered the next key node in the XRP prosecution case
ChainCatcher news, in the XRP lawsuit, the next critical stage of Ripple Labs’ lawsuit against the SEC will begin tomorrow. Defense attorney James K. Filan recently focused on March 26. The SEC has filed briefs and supporting documents with the court regarding the proposed remedy, which is an important development.
A statement released by Filan through X emphasized that the documents will be publicly disclosed by March 26, 2024. The SEC has filed sealed briefs and supporting documents related to the proposed remedy. The documents have not yet been made public. Filan informed that a public redacted version will be filed no later than Tuesday, March 26, 2024, emphasizing the importance of this date in the case of Ripple v. SEC.
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