Tag: Cryptocurrencies

Investors who lost money on cryptocurrency have some ways to reduce their tax bill but it will depend on their own facts and circumstances.

* The Cryptocurrency fall is making bankruptcy lawyers some cash, because of course it is. [Reuters]

* Not sure of the difference between a Juris Doctor and a Doctor of Laws? We’ve got you covered. [Up Jobs News]

* Despite the difficulty of passing up a nice food bundle, this one has sparked some controversy. [Bloomberg Law]

* Thankfully, the injunction for Californian officers to not kill people just got a little clearer. [LA Times]

He's that client who just won't shut up, even if it would save his own ass.

Even if there is no indictment, crypto and NFT fraud victims can still take a theft loss if they invested the money with the intent of making a profit.

Currently, the exact law is ambiguous, so it’s essential to know the laws that apply to video games and how blockchain technology can impact them.

'If it's shaky, push it over!' - Rick Roderick on Nietzsche, and maybe Dogecoin?

* Bro really went full thoughts and prayers on mass shootings. Guess that’s what happens once you get rid of the Establishment Clause. [Huff Post]

* Texas senator in hot water for daring to suggest that teenagers who hurt animals for fun probably shouldn’t have the easiest time getting high-powered rifles. [Dallas News]

* Line goes up? An EU law is posed to effect the crypto market. [Forbes]

* Company known for giving personal information to third parties gave information to a third party. Try to remember that Facebook is a surveillance site — the cops definitely won’t. [Business Insider]

Wait, you don't want to get paid in the currency you're trying to pawn off on the public? CURIOUS!

An asset class that requires an entire government-wide strategy? This is officially a part of the mainstream economy.

Among other things.

Thanks to Elon Musk, it seems that Dogecoin could be the first cryptocurrency to actually be of real use as a, well, currency.

According to the complaint, after Kardashian urged her 251 million Instagram followers to get involved in the cryptocurrency play, the price of the token shot up more than 1,370%. Then, it crashed.

The Martian's crypto plug may be ridiculous — until it's not.

There have been attempts to regulate reporting of cryptocurrency transactions in the past.

It's a bold move, but it's the way of the future.

If you receive a letter from the IRS about your crypto trades, contact a tax professional for guidance and submit amended or delinquent returns as soon as possible.

* A breakdown of the Republican efforts to take over the courts by Elie Mystal. We’ll have more on this later. [The Nation]

* Cardi B is not taking any guff from attorneys. [Cardi B]

* Conservative group “Checks and Balances” issues statement condemning Trump’s racist attacks on the Squad. FedSoc opts for looking at the ceiling and whistling while walking away. [National Law Journal]

* This may come as a shock, but international law experts are pretty sure Trump’s asylum shenanigans are illegal. [Time]

* Charities are getting donations in cryptos which beyond the tax implications makes you wonder, “haven’t those people suffered enough?” [Legaltech News]

* Marvel beats suit over Iron Man 3 poster. Still $7 million away from beating Avatar though. [Law360]

* Abortion gag rule takes effect setting up yet another court fight. When is it going to be Infrastructure Week? [Huffington Post]

* Meek Mill’s new trial begins. [Courthouse News Service]

Even Princeton isn't vainglorious enough to mess with crypto.