Lost Money in a Prediction Market? Burwick Law Is Reviewing Claims Against Prediction Market Platforms
Traders on Polymarket, Kalshi, and other prediction market platforms who believe they were wronged can contact digitalassets@burwick.law.
NEW YORK — 7/6/2026 — Burwick Law is reviewing potential claims from users of prediction markets who lost money and believe they were harmed by unfair platform conduct. Prediction markets have grown rapidly, attracting traders who buy and sell positions tied to politics, finance, crypto, sports, culture, business events, and real-world outcomes. But as more money moves through these platforms, legal disputes are emerging over market rules, market resolutions, payout decisions, user accounts, trading access, and platform accountability.
Burwick Law is speaking with traders who used Polymarket, Kalshi, or other prediction market platforms and experienced losses connected to: Market resolution disputes; Rule changes or "clarifications" after trading began; Payout refusals or delayed payouts; Account freezes, closures, or restrictions; Trading disruptions or order-book issues; Misleading market language; Disputes over whether an outcome occurred; Lack of transparency in how a market was resolved.
Burwick Law's work in this area follows its filing of a landmark lawsuit against Polymarket over an allegedly wrongful prediction market resolution. The firm is expanding its review to the broader prediction market industry. Users who believe they were wronged should preserve all trading records, screenshots, market URLs, wallet addresses, account statements, platform messages, emails, and support communications. Prediction market traders can contact: digitalassets@burwick.law.
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