People nationwide who used Novig to make sports predictions or trade sports-related contracts and lost money.
Attorneys are investigating Ludlow Exchange, LLC, the company that operates Novig, over allegations that its sports prediction platform may constitute unlawful gambling.
People who lost money using Novig may have legal rights and could potentially be entitled to compensation for qualifying losses.
Novig operates a sports prediction market that allows users to deposit money and take positions on the outcomes of sporting events, including game winners, spreads, player performances, and other sports outcomes.
Although Novig describes these transactions as prediction-market “trades” or “contracts,” attorneys are investigating whether users are effectively wagering money on uncertain sporting outcomes and whether the platform may violate applicable gambling and consumer-protection laws.
The investigation is also examining whether people who lost money through Novig may be able to recover some or all of their qualifying losses.
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