Justin Sun Seeks Sanctions as World Liberty’s UAE Citizenship Pushes His Suit Toward State Court
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Tron founder Justin Sun has asked a federal court to sanction World Liberty Financial (WLF) as his lawsuit against the DeFi venture heads toward state court. Sun claims WLF changed its ownership disclosure from a single Florida entity to 22 members—including UAE citizens—after an August hearing went partly in his favor, and that WLF now argues the federal court lacks jurisdiction over the case. The dispute matters because it tests how WLF, closely tied to the Trump family, discloses its ownership structure and where the litigation will ultimately be heard. What to watch next is whether the judge imposes sanctions and whether the case is remanded to state court, which would shift the venue and potentially the scope of discovery.
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