The Moskowitz Law Firm filed another class-action lawsuit against a crypto firm Thursday, this time alleging that OpenSea’s customers were sold NFTs as unregistered securities.
The lawsuit brought in a Florida federal court claims that two residents of the Sunshine State sustained damages as a result purchasing NFTs on the platform, which served as a go-to place to purchase digital art and collectibles when the NFT market ran red-hot in 2021 and 2022.
“We have learned a great deal in our extensive crypto litigation,” Moskowitz Law Firm Managing Partner Adam Moskowitz told Decrypt in a statement. “With today’s ever-changing regulation, there should be a process to sell NFTs in a well-regulated environment.”
The Miami-based law firm is currently litigating against a wide range of crypto firms and their associates, including FTX and 11 celebrities who endorsed the collapsed crypto exchange. It has also sued basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal over his Solana-based NFT project Astrals, and soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo over his promotion of the crypto exchange Binance.
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