US Federal Court Drops Claims Involving SEGG Media

By Arijit Roul - 3 Feb, 2026 More about the author

Companies, Business

A US federal court dismissed all claims in litigation involving SEGG Media, formerly Lottery.com, during the company’s transformation.

Key Points

A US federal court dismissed claims involving SEGG Media, and the outcome brings calm.
Jurisdiction limits guided the decision after federal claim removal, so the process ended.
Courts dismissed claims without prejudice and avoided merit review.

SEGG Media Corporation, previously Lottery.com, announced dismissal of claims from a legal dispute tied to past operations. On 28 January, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida released the ruling. Company statements confirm approval of part of SEGG Media’s renewed motion to dismiss on jurisdictional grounds. Since federal claims already ended, the court lacked subject matter jurisdiction and ordered closure.

Judges dismissed remaining claims without prejudice, meaning courts left the merits undecided and future filing possible. Litigation under Lottery.com, Inc. f/k/a Autolotto, Inc., et al. v. John J. Brier, Jr., et al. began before rebranding changes. The order rejected objections from defendants toward the magistrate judge’s findings, ending federal proceedings fully. SEGG Media COO Gregory Potts expressed satisfaction, supporting the Court decision and jurisdictional principles applied. This dismissal occurred during a transition phase after SEGG Media completed rebranding in mid-2025.

That change followed operational, financial and legal challenges linked to the Lottery.com business. SEGG Media now concentrates on digital sports, entertainment and gaming assets, including Sports.com, Concerts.com, TicketStub.com and Lottery.com. Despite federal case closure, regulatory scrutiny continues over historical matters. These include civil actions from the US Securities and Exchange Commission against former executives.