John E Deaton, the Ripple advocate and crypto attorney sought comments from his 266.1k followers regarding the SEC-Ripple summary judgment and the charges supposed to be extracted from the exchange. As per the words of Deaton, Ripple would be billed a minimum of $250k for “multiple paralegals, associates, and partners” to review and verify the documents submitted for the summary judgment.Earlier, on May 19, the attorney <a href="https://twitter.com/JohnEDeaton1/status/1659582727807442947?s&#61;20" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">discussed</a> the varied comments on the delay in the Ripple case’s settlement discussions, responding to the tweet of the former federal prosecutor James K.Filan, who shared the news of the joint letter filed for a one-week extension for the submission of the “voluminous” natured documents for the summary judgment.After receiving a wide range of comments from the crypto community, Deaton put forward an open commenting session, where his followers could share their notions on the matter. He raised a relevant question asking whether his followers have an idea about the amount required to pay for the legal assistants who would cross-check the documents to make sure that they comply with Judge Analisa Torres’ conclusions.Read full article at <a href="https://cryptotale.org/deaton-comments-on-the-huge-expenses-of-the-sec-ripple-summary-judgment/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CryptoTale.</a>

Deaton Comments on the Huge Expenses of the SEC-Ripple Summary Judgment

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