Ripple Lawsuit: John Deaton Predicts Shocking Thing That Might Happen After Summary Judgment Briefings

Remaining months in 2022 may be key times in Ripple lawsuit

John Deaton, the founder of Crypto Law, is making a bold prediction of what could happen once the summary judgment briefing is made public. “When the summary judgment proposals are made public, we will see evidence we are currently unaware of, including testimony from Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, cofounder Chris Larsen, Ripple CTO, David Schwartz, and former Ripple employees,” he added. This includes testimony from Hinman and other SEC officials (Amy Starr, Valerie S.).”

He also added, “I predict we (will) also see why it was so important that XRP holders be heard.”

When the Summary Judgment motions are public we will see evidence we are currently unaware of, including testimony from @bgarlinghouse, @chrislarsensf @JoelKatz and former @Ripple employees. It includes testimony from Hinman and other SEC officials (ie Amy Starr, Valerie S, etc).

— John E Deaton (212K Followers Beware Imposters) (@JohnEDeaton1) August 20, 2022

James K. According to a recently updated schedule shared by Fillon, the remaining months in 2022 could be a critical time in litigation depending on upcoming decisions and motions to be filed. The proposal for a summary decision is expected by September 13. Protests are expected by October 18, while any protests must be answered by November 15 before Judge Torres makes a final decision. Fillon predicted that Judge Torres’ decision on expert motions and summary judgment could come on or before March 31, 2023.

#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP The SEC has filed a letter requesting to seal portions of the parties’ oppositions to the Exclusion Motions that contain information identifying the SEC’s expert witnesses and the personal financial information of one of the SEC Experts. pic.twitter.com/T8zSbNUOmu

— James K. Filan 🇺🇸🇮🇪 109k (beware of imposters) (@FilanLaw) August 19, 2022

Meanwhile, in updates shared by James K. Filan over the weekend, “The SEC has filed a letter requesting to seal portions of the parties’ oppositions to the exclusion motions that contain information identifying the SEC’s expert witnesses and the personal financial information of one of the SEC experts.”

In addition, Ripple and its defendants are requesting a narrowly tailored amendment to a limited number of demonstrations to briefs filed by parties opposing the motion to exclude expert testimony.

According to the document attached, Ripple seeks to seal the identities of non-parties, including digital asset participants and Ripple business partners, and likewise, Ripple employees that appear in the Daubert motions.

Taking clues on the identities of digital asset participants, XRP-friendly attorney Jeremy Hogan commented, “Can … Digital Asset Market Participants’ Referring to Genuine XRP Retail Buyers?” (crossing fingers).

Howbeit, optimism remains in place ahead of the summary judgment briefing expected next month.