The firm of Greenspoon Marder has launched a new Blockchain, Digital Assets and Digital Transactions practice, but they aren’t putting all of their pennies in the cryptocurrency piggy bank just yet.

Instead, the firm is casting an eye to other industries to see where blockchain might play a lucrative role in the not-too-distant future. Practice leader Katya Fisher, who recently joined Greenspoon Marder as a partner, compared blockchain technology to the prepubescent internet of the early 1990s. There is, however, one important distinction that could ultimately wind up vindicating her belief that more businesses will begin incorporating blockchain within the next few years: “All companies are tech companies in this day and age,” Fisher said.

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