Burwick Law Denies Dogshit2 Token Ties Amidst pump.fun Litigation

Burwick Law, a prominent New York-based law firm, has distanced itself from the Dogshit2 token, denying any involvement in its creation or deployment. The firm's managing partner, Max Burwick, refused to disclose the specific deployer of the token during an interview, stating that he was "unable to comment" on the matter.

The denial comes amidst speculation that Burwick Law may have been involved in the launch of the Dogshit2 token during its ongoing litigation against the Solana-based meme coin issuance platform, pump.fun. The token was previously included in evidence documents related to the lawsuit, revealing its creation process and raising questions about the law firm's potential role in its launch.

Burwick Law initially revealed its plans to represent investors in taking legal action against pump.fun on January 16th. The firm alleged that the platform had been engaging in suspicious sell-off activities for months, collecting hundreds of millions of dollars in fees while displaying illegal drug use, self-harm, racism, anti-Semitism, obscenity, and other antisocial behaviors on the platform. The company urged individuals affected by pump.fun's actions to come forward and participate in potential legal action to seek compensation.

The denial of involvement with the Dogshit2 token by Burwick Law raises questions about the law firm's role in the cryptocurrency market and its potential conflicts of interest. As the litigation against pump.fun continues, the public awaits further developments and clarification regarding the law firm's involvement with the Dogshit2 token.