Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, and a few other celebrities are working hard to dodge the EthereumMax crypto promotion lawsuits.
A few famous names in the USA are going through a very difficult process due to EthereumMax crypto promotions and promotions. In particular, Kim Kardashian had an intense litigation process with the investors of the cryptocurrency at the center of the issue. As it is known, Kardashian took part in the promotions of EthereumMax, which created a bombshell effect for a period.
Kardashian, Mayweather and a few famous names are looking for various ways to get rid of these legal processes. Finally, celebrities requested a California judge to dismiss the modified complaints filed by EthereumMax investors against celebrities.
Kardashian and Other Famous Names Are In Trouble With EthereumMax
Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather and a few other famous names are having troubled days with EthereumMax.
Another move came from famous names the other day. Celebrities demanded that the new EthereumMax complaints about them be turned down. As the reason for this, it was shown that the new complaints were not different from the previous litigation processes. The court had previously rejected similar claims and chose to drop the case. However, EthereumMax’s investors continue to complain, thinking that celebrities are advertising in a misleading way.
The celebrity refusal argues that “theories” that EMAX tokens are artificially incentivized to raise their prices have already been found illogical by the court, as the tokens have no value other than risky earnings transactions. In this request, it is stated that the previous allegations and accusations are flawed and the newly filed complaints are no different from the previous ones.
Defendant celebrities filed a petition to dismiss the second amended complaint filed by investors in December. At the heart of the investors’ class action is that EthereumMax executives are collaborating with Kardashian, Mayweather, and other supporters to try to get investors to buy EMAX tokens. According to the plaintiffs, the team illegally earned money by selling on the incoming investors.
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