It’s filed. On 15 October 2026, I filed my claim in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia against Baton Corporation Ltd, Alon Cohen, Dylan Kerler and Noah Tweedale. I’m seeking approximately CAD $254,090,474.12 before interest and costs, including CAD $250 million in punitive damages. I’m making three documents public: my signed Statement of Claim, my draft motion for early summary judgment, and the proposed orders. The claim sets out what I allege are contradictory accounts of who owned and operated pump.fun, the employment obligations owed to me, and the resulting civil harm. The documentary record includes, but is not limited to, the employment agreement, UK police statements, various reporter communications, and the defendants’ US pleadings. My position is that the material facts supporting the independent claims can be established and not reasonably contested on that record. If the defendants disagree, they can identify precisely which material facts they dispute, why, and the evidence supporting their position. I intend to seek an early judicial determination. Specific facts can be agreed while legal liability remains contested; the judge decides whether those facts establish liability and what relief follows. The claim expressly requests a stay of conviction-dependent issues pending the CCRC process, while independently determinable civil claims proceed. Read the documents: Signed Statement of Claim: Read the claim drive.google.com/file/d/1rsU… Draft motion and proposed orders: Motion materials: document 1 docs.google.com/document/d/1… Motion materials: document 2 docs.google.com/document/d/1… These are the relief and orders I’m asking the court to grant. This is not a legal service notice; this is me being nice. @a1lon9 @outdoteth @sapijiju @pumpfun