Civil Litigation
Mar. 17, 2026
Solana shouldn't pour millions into defense discovery, judge says
A San Francisco judge allowed most claims in Inflect's lawsuit against Solana to proceed, dismissing only a quantum meruit claim while rejecting arguments that Inflect lacked standing to enforce the contract.
A San Francisco judge allowed most claims to move forward in a lawsuit against $53 billion blockchain network Solana Foundation but told its attorneys in court Monday that they have enough to defend their case without excessive discovery.
Solana is accused of exiting a deal with a technology firm, Inflect Inc., that helped secure its data center infrastructure.
Ruling on Solana's demurrer to the complaint, San Francisco Superior Court Judge Harold E. Kahn dismissed on...
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