Legal Battle Unfolds: HelbizCoin Investors Win Court Ruling in Class-Action Lawsuit
A United States federal court has taken a significant step in allowing a nearly three-year-long class-action lawsuit to proceed against the creators of HelbizCoin. The case was initially filed in 2020 against Helbiz, its...
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The case was initially filed in 2020 against Helbiz, its CEO Salvatore Palella, and its partners, with an amended complaint filed in March 2022....
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