SEC has 3%–14% chance of success in Ripple appeal, lawyers predict

Bill Morgan, an attorney who has been closely following the lawsuit, said the SEC’s chances of winning its appeal against Ripple in the ongoing litigation are very slim.

Morgan argued in a post on At the same time, it was added that the probability of an SEC successfully filing an appeal against Ripple is very small, about 3%.

Morgan’s prediction is based on another statistic shared by prominent attorney Jeremy Hogan, who shared government data on appeal success rates in different types of lawsuits. Data shows that the SEC’s chance of winning its appeal against Ripple is 14.2%.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been engaged in a protracted court battle with Ripple for three years, with a judge ultimately ruling that the sale of XRP on cryptocurrency exchanges did not violate securities laws. The verdict is a major victory for Ripple, which has lost significant business during the U.S. SEC lawsuit as major cryptocurrency exchanges delisted XRP (XRP) from their platforms.

On October 4, Judge Analisa Torres ruled that the safety regulator failed to meet its burden to prove that there were controlling legal issues or substantial grounds for disagreement over the ruling. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) also lost the ruling.

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Later on October 19, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dismissed all charges against Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Executive Chairman Chris Larsen. Another major win for Ripple and its executives.

Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty is called The SEC’s move was a “capitulation,” and Ripple in its official statement considered the SEC’s move a “shocking surrender.”

morgan famous The SEC has dismissed the remainder of the case so there won’t be a trial next year, predicting that the court will “(probably) issue a final decision sometime next year.”

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