The Seattle Times quoted Corr Cronin attorney John T. Bender in its coverage of litigation in which Bender represents a group of investors who allege they were promised safe returns, and invested $17.5 million with a Bellevue real estate firm that has since filed for bankruptcy. Bender and his team ...
John Bender told Law360 that “as alleged in the complaint, our clients have grave concerns about the status of their investments and are committed to avoiding a situation where the responsible parties can escape accountability for their conduct.”
John Bender was a featured speaker at a recent “Transatlantic Lecture Series” event produced by the America Europe Fund at KU Leuven’s Center for Global Governance Studies. In the event, titled “Transatlantic Lecture: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Smart Contracts: EU & US Approaches to ...
TIME quoted John Bender in its coverage of celebrity-influencer Logan Paul’s activities with respect to upstart crypto projects spanning back to 2021. The article explores the creation of digital assets and celebrity-influencer endorsements and highlights some of the legal considerations ...
Hosted by the WTIA’s Cascadia Blockchain Council and the Department of Financial Institutions (“DFI”), John Bender kicked off last fall’s State of Blockchain and FinTech in Washington Town Hall with opening remarks focusing on the vital role played by DFI in regulating the growing blockchain ...
John Bender was quoted in the Law360 article “Hospitality Cases to Watch for the Rest of 2022,” published on August 12, 2022. The article profiles cases involving the hospitality sector that attorneys will be watching closely between now and the end of the year. One of several lawyers from around ...
On March 1, Corr Cronin attorney John Bender was quoted in the GeekWire article, “Wizards of the Coast sends takedown notice to organizers of fan-made ‘Magic’ NFT project.” Bender reinforced his client’s position that a preliminary white paper conceptualizing a framework for improving ...
Litigation involving cryptocurrency is increasing in Washington and around the country—both between private parties and in regulatory enforcement actions brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Washington Department of Financial Institutions (“DFI”), and similar agencies. This ...