The United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida has dismissed all remaining claims in a legacy litigation matter against SEGG Media Corp., marking a significant legal development for the NASDAQ-listed company. The court granted the company's renewed motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction on January 28, 2026, declining to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over remaining state-law counterclaims and directing that the case be closed.
This procedural determination follows the prior dismissal of all federal claims in the action styled Lottery.com, Inc. f/k/a Autolotto, Inc., et al. v. John J. Brier, Jr., et al. The court's decision means the remaining state-law claims were not adjudicated on their merits but were dismissed based on jurisdictional grounds. According to the company, this represents the conclusion of this particular legal matter.
The dismissal removes lingering legal uncertainty for SEGG Media Corp., which operates a portfolio of digital assets including Sports.com, Concerts.com, TicketStub.com and Lottery.com. The company focuses on immersive fan engagement, ethical gaming and AI-driven live experiences across its global sports, entertainment and gaming operations. For investors and stakeholders, this development eliminates a potential distraction as the company continues to execute its business strategy.
Legal experts note that dismissals for lack of subject matter jurisdiction typically occur when a court determines it lacks the authority to hear a particular type of case or when the parties involved don't meet jurisdictional requirements. In this instance, the court overruled all objections to the magistrate judge's findings before making its final determination.
The company maintains an online newsroom where updates relating to SEGG are available at http://ibn.fm/SEGG. Additional information about the company's operations and digital portfolio can be found through its corporate website at https://www.SEGGMediaCorp.com. The press release announcing the court's decision was distributed through specialized financial communications platforms including InvestorWire, which provides wire-grade press release syndication services to public and private companies.
For the broader digital entertainment and gaming industry, this development demonstrates how companies navigate complex legal landscapes while maintaining focus on core business operations. The resolution of legacy litigation matters allows management teams to allocate resources toward growth initiatives rather than legal defense. As SEGG Media continues to develop its AI-driven live experiences and ethical gaming platforms, the removal of this legal matter provides clearer operational footing for future initiatives.
