Definition ∞ Litigation misconduct refers to improper or unethical behavior by parties or their legal representatives during a legal proceeding. This can include concealing evidence, making false statements, or violating court orders. In digital asset cases, such actions can distort facts, impede justice, and compromise the fairness of the judicial process. It undermines the integrity of the legal system.
Context ∞ Allegations of litigation misconduct in crypto-related lawsuits are closely watched, as they can influence public perception and legal outcomes. These instances highlight the challenges of applying existing legal frameworks to novel digital asset disputes. News reports often detail the consequences of such behavior, including sanctions or adverse judgments.
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