Attorney Daniel Wallach said in a post on X that New York Supreme Court Justice Melissa A. Crane has denied New York State’s motion for a preliminary injunction against prediction market platform Kalshi. The judge’s stated reason was procedural rather than a ruling on the broader dispute itself: the case has already been moved to federal court, which made the state’s request moot in the state proceeding. Wallach also said the judge noted that the motion could be filed again if the matter is later sent back to state court. The development leaves the immediate injunction request off the table in New York state court for now, while preserving the possibility that the state could renew the same request at a later stage if jurisdiction returns there. The source cited here is Wallach’s own public post, and no additional details beyond that statement were provided in the input.
Attorney Daniel Wallach said in a post on X that New York Supreme Court Justice Melissa A. Crane denied New York State’s motion for a preliminary injunction against prediction market platform Kalshi.
According to Wallach, the judge said the motion was moot because the case had already been moved to federal court.
The judge also said the motion could be refiled if the case is later remanded to state court.
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