This law suit is no surprise to me..These kind of scenarios always come up whenever a partner in a company dies. Wright and Kleiman had a long term partnership.. working so hard and long together on the development of bitcoin with which they had various minning operations. In my view, incase of death of one of the partners, the ownership transfers to the other partner. Unless an agreement had earlier been agreed up on by the two partners before the death of one. This alone is crucial for the survival of the company that has been established. Many companies fall after the death of a partner. Who knows..bitcoin could have fallen apart if the proper planning and agreements were not in place. We've seen Craig Wright single handedly taking on the company forward to turn it into a remarkable investment... lets credit him for getting bitcoin to stand amidst the recent hard economic times.
The family of Kleiman should come up with a legally binding contract that spells out exactly what Wright and Kleiman wanted to happen if any of them were to die to prove they own the rights to more than 1million bitcoins and blockchain technologies Kleiman mined and developed during his lifetime.. that's when we shall prove that Wright schemed to use phony contracts and signatures to lay claim to bitcoins mined by he's colleague.