NFTs and Cryptocurrency: Recent Developments and Legal Issues You Should Be Aware Of

Hannah E. Taylor is co-chair of the Blockchain Technology and Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations Groups at Frankfurt Kurnit Klein and Selz, representing clients on digital media, technology, advertising, consumer protection, branded entertainment, and intellectual property matters. Ms. Taylor has received praise in Best Lawyers in America, The Legal 500, Chambers USA, and Super Lawyers. She is an industry thought-leader who frequently speaks at major conferences and is also actively involved in leading industry associations. She works with clients to structure and negotiate virtually every type of media-related agreement, advises clients on claim substantiation and compliance with federal, state, and local laws, as well as on compliance with relevant self-regulatory guidelines, and platform terms, and represents advertisers before the Federal Trade Commission and the National Advertising Division. In recent years, Ms. Taylor has developed particular expertise on emerging technology and how brands and entertainment companies can use social media and blockchain technology (including NFTs) most effectively and avoid significant legal risk.

Gosia is a patent attorney specializing in AI and software patents. She has also a Ph.D. degree in computer science. As a patent attorney, she uses her broad expertise in patent law, AI, and computer science to maximize the value of her clients’ patent portfolios and to advise cutting-edge companies specializing in patenting in the AI space. She has also given many presentations and speeches on AI, patenting, patent eligibility, and patent portfolio management.

Gosia is also a partner at Patterson Sheridan LLP, a national full-service intellectual property law firm. P S is among the world’s top ten writers of original U.S. patent applications. Over the years, P S has received accolades and high rankings from U.S. News, The Business Journal, Super Lawyers, and others.