Pump.fun Memcoin Creation Platform on Blockchain Solana has once again attracted the attention of the crypto community. This time, two American law firms, Burwick Law and Wolf Popper LLP, sent a letter to the company demanding that it remove several meme tokens that use their names and logos.
The lawyers also accused the platform's team of allowing the launch of such memecoins, although they had the technical ability to prevent the "unauthorized deployment of assets."
According to law firms, these actions by Pump.fun not only violate their intellectual property rights, but also put investors at risk.
To date, Pump.fun users have created several meme tokens dedicated to the law firm Burwick Law, Wolf Popper LLP, and Burwick Managing Partner Max Burwick.
These meme tokens, according to the law firms, represent “the use of blockchain technology as a tool to violate laws and due process.”
Any further unauthorized use of our company names, intellectual property, or connection with this token may result in immediate legal action, the lawyers said in a warning.
This is not the first time that Burwick Law and Wolf Popper LLP have approached Pump.fun management. The law firms previously filed two class action lawsuits against the platform on behalf of investors who lost money on the memecoins issued there.
