Logan Paul
Judge Finalizes CryptoZoo Class Action Dismissal
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Logan Paul‘s CryptoZoo legal nightmare is officially over … ’cause TMZ has learned a judge has reaffirmed the August dismissal of the class action lawsuit against LP, which accused him of defrauding investors in his failed NFT project.
The case stemmed from CryptoZoo — Logan’s 2021 NFT game that promised players could Earn Money by breeding “virtual animals” … but the project never really got off the ground. Disgruntled investors filed a class action lawsuit last year, claiming Logan and his team “rug-pulled” the project and misled buyers.
According to a magistrate judge, the plaintiffs failed to link Logan directly to their alleged losses. This week, a district judge agreed.
Paul’s attorney, Jeff Neiman, tells TMZ … the “district judge reaffirmed that ruling, holding once again that no reasonable juror could find Logan’s statements misleading or fraudulent.”
Neiman pointed out … “On the day Logan walked down the aisle, a magistrate judge delivered the perfect wedding gift: total dismissal of the CryptoZoo class action.”
Remember, Logan tied the knot in August with Nina Agdal in an intimate ceremony in Lake Como, Italy.
