Judge Torres has dealt Ripple and SEC a setback in the long-running XRP lawsuit by denying the motion for an indicative ruling.

In a five-page ruling issued Thursday, District Judge Analisa Torres bristled at the parties’ request she dissolve a ...

Ripple was denied an indicative ruling, though retaining the general ruling on the security status of XRP. New appeals to finalize the lawsuit with the SEC may begin with appeals, expected after ...

Marc Fagel notes that once Ripple and the SEC drop their appeals, Judge Torres' ruling will take effect, ending her role in ...

A recent decision by a federal judge has halted Ripple and the SEC’s $50 million attempt to revise their earlier settlement ...

The SEC wants to lay out a path where players in the industry can issue tokens, can trade tokens and build products off of ...

On June 26, Judge Analisa Torres once again denied the joint request filed by the blockchain tech and payments firm Ripple and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an indicative ruling.

Learn More » The SEC sued Ripple Labs in 2020, claiming it had sold XRP as an unregistered security. Many saw the case as ...

Judge Torres rejects Ripple's $50 million settlement with SEC, maintaining permanent injunction blocking XRP institutional sales.

Ripple loses bid to reduce $125M penalty in ongoing XRP legal battle, as judge rejects key motion and upholds injunction in major courtroom setback.

Immigrant advocates say the flyers, titled "Message to Illegal Aliens: A Warning to Self-Deport," contain misleading ...

Ripple must pay a $125 million fine after a federal judge rejected its proposed XRP settlement with the SEC. Here's what it means for the crypto market.