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Law
US Arms Dealer Allegedly Used Bitcoin for Purchases
A Michigan man has been indicted for allegedly using bitcoin to purchase and ship illegal gun components overseas.
GAW Miners Lawsuit Ends With $340k Default Judgement
A Mississippi court has ordered a judgment of default in favor of a state electric utility in its case against GAW Miners.
Tokyo Court: Bitcoin Not Subject to Ownership
Tokyo's District Court has ruled that bitcoin is "not subject to ownership", with a judge telling a plaintiff he couldn't claim for lost Mt Gox coins.
Coin.mx Execs Arrested for Operating Illegal Bitcoin Exchange
Two operators of Coin.mx were arrested today and charged with unlawful money transmission and money laundering.
Timeline: Putin Adds to Bitcoin's Rocky History in Russia
Following Vladimir Putin's first remarks on digital currencies, check out our refresher on the tumultuous history of Russia and bitcoin.
Judge Orders Corrupt DEA Agent to Forfeit Stolen Bitcoin
Former federal agent Carl Force IV has been ordered to forfeit hundreds of bitcoins to the US government.
Xapo Execs Lose Bid to Dismiss Breach of Contract Lawsuit
Five Xapo employees, including CEO Wences Casares, have lost their bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought on by their former employer LifeLock.
How Can Bitcoin Businesses Bridge the Gap With Insurers?
Drinker Biddle & Reath's Charles Cowan looks at why insurance companies have so far hesitated to work with bitcoin companies.
Bitcoin Poker Operator to Face Nevada Court on Gaming Charge
Bryan Micon, former operator of bitcoin poker website Seals with Clubs, is set to face a Nevada judge this week.
Judge Rules in Peer-to-Peer Bitcoin Lending Lawsuit
A US judge has ruled that a Kentucky man must repay a loan he originally solicited in bitcoin.
