Crypto and AI Lawsuits Surge in 2025 Despite Steady Overall Filing Numbers

Burwick Law handled three of the six crypto cases filed in early 2025, including litigation involving the Pump.fun platform and the LIBRA meme token. On January 30, 2025, investor Diego Aguilar filed suit against Pump.fun’s UK operator, Baton Corporation, in New York federal court. The complaint claims Pump.fun collaborated with influencers to promote “unregistered security memecoins,” collecting roughly $500 million in fees from investors. Pump.fun has denied any wrongdoing.

🧵 Legal AI & the Accountability Crisis

Let’s talk about a rising risk in legal tech:

AI tools are producing legal reasoning with no clear source, no audit trail — and no one to take responsibility.

Here’s what’s happening 👇 pic.twitter.com/t7MPPVGbzh

— BJustCoin (@BJustcoin) July 9, 2025

Legal experts argue that crypto class action suits provide “a vital path to accountability” when regulatory oversight falls short of investor expectations.