At times in legal tech, technologies don’t live up to the hype surrounding them. However, this isn’t the case with blockchains , and according to Tom Brooke, partner at Brooke & Brooke, the technology is where “we really are hacking the law.”
In “Legal Tooklit for the 21st Century: Smart Contracts and the Blockchain,” a session at the 2016 Legal Hackers International Summit in Brooklyn, New York, a panel of legal tech experts convened to clear up what Brooke referred to as “buzz and hype” that blockchain is “going to take over the law.”
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