Justice Louis L. Nock, a retired Justice of the New York State Supreme Court and former presiding justice of the Commercial Division in Manhattan, has overseen complex commercial and corporate litigation matters. He is currently a shareholder at Anderson Kill P.C. in New York, where he focuses on complex commercial litigation, including matters involving digital asset markets, as well as arbitration and mediation.

In this interview with CryptoMegaphone, Justice Nock discusses jurisdictional challenges in digital asset disputes, the interaction between regulatory enforcement and private litigation, and how courts are integrating cryptocurrency-related claims into broader commercial jurisprudence.

Jurisdictional complexities in digital asset litigation

CryptoMegaphone: In recent years, digital asset-related disputes have increasingly reached courts. From your perspective, what procedural or jurisdictional complexities tend to arise in these matters compared to more traditional financial cases?

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