Santander Bank Not Liable for Customer’s $750K Crypto Loss, Court Confirms
A $750,000 crypto fraud lawsuit just hit a wall as the court ruled Santander had zero legal duty to stop authorized transactions, despite scam claims. Court Shuts Down $750K Crypto Lawsuit Against Santander Over Fraud Lo...
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