Thanks for your response @gentlemand...and yes, I could see a possible role there.
Topic: Roles for Attorneys in this Cryptocurrency world (Read 158 times)
Probably more than we would like to imagine starting with smart contracts. The vast majority of these 'code is law' people seem to have forgotten that there's an actual law out there that isn't going away.
Properly legally enforcing the link between a tokenised asset and the actual asset itself must be a huge area in waiting, that's if it's possible at all.
Properly legally enforcing the link between a tokenised asset and the actual asset itself must be a huge area in waiting, that's if it's possible at all.
Hello All.
First off, great forum! I have been perusing for a while now and figured I would finally put my feet in the water.
Long story short, I am a New York, USA entrepreneur and young attorney wondering if there are any roles/niches any of you could see being carved in this industry for attorneys (contract law/ business law/IP law experience, amongst other areas). All opinions are welcome.
Thank you.
(And if this is in the wrong forum, sincere apologies!)
First off, great forum! I have been perusing for a while now and figured I would finally put my feet in the water.
Long story short, I am a New York, USA entrepreneur and young attorney wondering if there are any roles/niches any of you could see being carved in this industry for attorneys (contract law/ business law/IP law experience, amongst other areas). All opinions are welcome.
Thank you.
(And if this is in the wrong forum, sincere apologies!)
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