- Jeremy Hogan asserts that the SEC’s position is precarious after the court’s rejection of its interlocutory appeal.
- The lawyer predicts that the best possible option for the regulator is to settle litigation against Ripple.
- The SEC will likely move forward with the next trial in April 2024, posing a greater possibility of losing.
XRP attorney Jeremy Hogan, in a recent set of sarcastic comments, unveiled his perspectives on the precarious plight of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) following the court’s denial of the regulator’s interlocutory appeal. Eliminating the prevailing confusion regarding the possible outcome of the SEC-Ripple lawsuit, the lawyer asserted that the best possible option for the SEC is to settle litigations against Ripple.
I'm seeing some confusion as to what could happen next in the Ripple v. SEC case now that the Judge denied an interlocutory appeal.Sooo, I have outlined every possibility and provided the exact chance of each possibility happening and how long each would take. Exactly.
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— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) October 8, 2023
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