In just about 6 months, we’ll be at 2-years since the MMTLP halt. This is an important legal deadline to be aware of.

Perhaps the reason Congress continues to kick-the-can down the road is that they are trying to run out the clock?

We covered this tactic in more detail here.

Kristen Shaughnessy reminds us all of the 2 year statute of limitations on filing a securities fraud MMTLP lawsuit. Others weigh in on how this could be longer.

Congress, Regulators and Brokers – stop trying to run out the clock. $MMTLP investors are well aware December 9,2024 is the deadline to file a lawsuit. @Greenhills303 @anna_trades pic.twitter.com/NMjJolPl42

— kristen shaughnessy (@kshaughnessy2) June 22, 2024

There are other discussions in the community regarding the statute of limitations could last up to 5 years such as RICO or other fraud claims.

Attorney Richard Hofman posted this video a year ago.

Marcos posted some points which referenced Roza Tawil, who initially filed the very first MMTLP lawsuit.

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Alright, here's the scoop: This debate has two sides. Roza Tawil (@RozaTawil) dives into it in her video, where she talks about the statute of limitations and something called tolling, which might pause the clock.

I'm no legal expert, but I'm not sure if I can count… pic.twitter.com/wLiily4rNL

— Marcos (@marcosmonteiro) June 22, 2024

What’s the real answer? I think it depends. It depends on the charges and many other things. I, for one, would go with the December 2024 date just to be safe.