Lawyers, Fear Not the Smart Contract
This week's Legal Speak podcast explores the basics of smart contract technology, its limitations and what adoption means for transactional lawyers.
May 25, 2018 at 12:54 PM
1 minute read
- Aaron Wright, assistant clinical professor of law at Cardozo Law School, and co-founder of the Open Law smart contracts project;
- Casey Kuhlman, CEO of Monax, which is working on ways for companies to be able to create their own smart contracts;
- Stuart Popejoy, co-founder of blockchain company Kadena and the lead architect of its Pact smart contracts language; and
- Amir Azaran, transactional attorney at Loeb & Loeb focusing on technology, licensing and advertising.
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