PANews, February 6th, according to Cointelegraph, Pump.fun has received a cease and desist order for allegedly using the logos and names of two law firms, and these two law firms are currently suing the platform. Burwick Law, a US law firm, stated in a declaration on the X platform that the company and Wolf Popper have issued a cease and desist order to Pump.fun, requesting the 'immediate removal' of Dog Shit Going NoWhere (DOGSHIT2) and other Tokens that 'misappropriate our company's intellectual property, including its logo and name, without permission.' Pump.fun claims that multiple users have created Tokens using various configurations of Burwick Law and Wolf Popper's name and logo. Some Tokens also use the name and likeness of a Burwick Law employee and one of its clients in the lawsuit against PumpFun.
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Two US law firms have filed a lawsuit against Pump.fun, demanding that the platform remove the Token that uses their IP.
PANews, February 6th, according to Cointelegraph, Pump.fun has received a cease and desist order for allegedly using the logos and names of two law firms, and these two law firms are currently suing the platform. Burwick Law, a US law firm, stated in a declaration on the X platform that the company and Wolf Popper have issued a cease and desist order to Pump.fun, requesting the 'immediate removal' of Dog Shit Going NoWhere (DOGSHIT2) and other Tokens that 'misappropriate our company's intellectual property, including its logo and name, without permission.' Pump.fun claims that multiple users have created Tokens using various configurations of Burwick Law and Wolf Popper's name and logo. Some Tokens also use the name and likeness of a Burwick Law employee and one of its clients in the lawsuit against PumpFun.