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Final Nail in the Coffin: Why SEC Can Never Reopen the Ripple Case
An Australian lawyer has argued that the SEC/Ripple case is legally closed and cannot be reopened using the legal theory of res judicata. According to lawyer Bill Morgan, this principle forbids parties from relitigating claims that a court has already decided. He underlined that Judge Analisa Torres has already rendered a decision on the primary issues in the case, including the legal status of XRP and Ripple’s various token sales between 2013 and 2020. He contends that since the court resolved these cases on their merits, the SEC is permanently barred from reopening them. Morgan’s remarks came after the House ... (full story)
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