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Amid the ongoing legal tussle between Ripple and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the blockchain firm has hired two new Lawyers on its team.
Judge accepts Ripple’s pro hac vice motion
Attorney James Filan in a tweet informed that two new advocates from the Kellogg Hansen have filed the motion in the court to represent Ripple.
Clayton Masterman and Kylie Kim will be representing the blockchain firm in the long running crucial lawsuit against the SEC. This is a huge move in order to strengthen its legal team. Judge Analisa Torres has accepted the motion to practice pro hac vice in the case. However, the new addition to the team signals that legal proceedings might get stretched out ahead.
