Cryptsy Lawsuit: Ann Nettles Enters into a Settlement
One of the defendants in the class action lawsuit against Cryptsy cryptocurrency exchange, Lorie Ann Nettles enters into a settlement agreement involving liquidation of almost all of her assets. There have been few new developments in the ongoing class action lawsuit against the now defunct cryptocurrency exchange, Cryptsy. The Bitcoin exchange based out of Florida stopped its operations earlier this year. At the time of shutting down, the platform allegedly had accommodated liabilities of over $10 million, of which $5 million belonged to the customers. The class action lawsuit was filed....
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The updated lawsuit filed by Silver Law Group (SLG) and Wites & Kapetan names Cryptsy’s head Paul Vernon and his wife Lorie Ann Nettles as defendants. The class action lawsuit filed against Bitcoin exchange Cryptsy has just been updated with the name of one more defendant. The updated lawsuit filed by Silver Law Group (SLG) and Wites & Kapetan names Lorie Ann Nettles – Paul Vernon’s former wife – as the new defendant. It says that both the individuals, who operated an online business for public to trade and exchange Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies, prevented customers from....
The plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed after the collapse of Florida digital currency exchange Cryptsy are moving to settle with one of its defendants. Lorie Ann Nettles, the former spouse of Cryptsy CEO Paul Vernon, was named as a co-defendant in the class action, which was initiated in January. The lawsuit was filed after the now-defunct exchange claimed that it had been hacked two years prior, leaving it with millions of dollars in customer liabilities. Cryptsy’s collapse followed months of growing problems with customer withdrawals. Vernon later claimed that the exchange's....
Plaintiffs seeking to recover losses from Cryptsy, the defunct, Florida-based cryptocurrency exchange that claimed to have lost more than $5 million due to theft, have reached a settlement with one of the defendants, although the principal defendant remains at large, according to a court filing. The plaintiffs reached a settlement in excess of $1 million from defendant Lorie Ann Nettles, depending on proceeds of asset liquidation, according to the filing in the United States District Court, Southern District of Florida. Principal defendant Paul Vernon is believed to have fled to China with....
A Florida court has frozen the assets of the digital currency exchange Cryptsy and placed it under receivership, months after it collapsed amid claims that it had been the target of a hack. The court-appointed monitor, James Sallah, was selected after a request by the plaintiffs in a class action law suit filed against the exchange in January. That lawsuit stemmed from problems with customer fund withdrawals that had worsened for months before withdrawals and trading activities were suspended entirely. Prior to its shutdown, Cryptsy said that it had outstanding customer liabilities of....