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  • Sun says he has sought litigation sanctions and plans to refile in California state court afterward.

Sun outlines his next litigation steps

Justin Sun said in a November 3 post that his lawyers had moved the previous night for court sanctions against World Liberty Financial and its lawyers. He alleges the company disclosed its UAE citizenship for jurisdictional purposes only months into the litigation, affecting whether the federal court could hear the case.[1]

Sun said he would refile his lawsuit in California state court after the federal court resolves the motion. These are his allegations and litigation plans, not a court finding of misleading disclosure or an order imposing sanctions.[1]

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  1. Justin Sun — statement on sanctions motion and planned state-court lawsuit (opens in a new tab)
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