Webull Lawsuits: Litigation Tracker
Last updated September 25, 2026. Snapshot, not legal advice.
Cases
3
Pending
3
Pro-market
0
Anti-market
0
Summary
Webull is a party to 3 cases of the 74 on this tracker, involving 3 states.
Pending (3)
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Connecticut cease-and-desist orders to nine platforms (September 2026)
Connecticut ordered nine more platforms to stop offering sports event contracts (September 10, 2026) and issued about thirty subpoenas to vendors, app stores and media organizations.Checked Sep 22, 2026
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Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Kalshi
No. C-24-CV-26-005532 · No. 1:26-cv-03217
Baltimore sued Kalshi and three brokerage distributors under the city’s Consumer Protection Ordinance — the first municipal action of the fight.Checked Sep 22, 2026
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Kentucky enforcement actions v. Kalshi & others (Franklin Circuit Court)
No. 26-CI-00689 · No. 26-CI-00696 · No. 3:26-cv-00048
Kentucky’s AG sued Kalshi, Polymarket, and distribution partners (June 2026), plus an excise tax; the CFTC then sued the state.Checked Sep 22, 2026
What Changed
Logged September 22, 2026
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Connecticut cease-and-desist orders to nine platforms (September 2026)
Connecticut ordered nine more platforms — Polymarket, Coinbase, Crypto.com, Robinhood, ProphetX, Novig, Webull, Gemini and Underdog — to stop offering sports event contracts, and subpoenaed about thirty vendors, app stores and media organizations.
Governor of Connecticut — announcement -
Kentucky enforcement actions v. Kalshi & others (Franklin Circuit Court)
Kentucky’s June filings were two complaints, not one: the Kalshi action (No. 26-CI-00689, Judge Shepherd) names Kalshi with its brokers Robinhood, Webull and Coinbase, and Polymarket is sued separately. Kalshi removed its case to federal court; Kentucky’s remand motion was fully briefed August 31.
Kentucky AG — Kalshi complaint (No. 26-CI-00689)