Partner at Squire Patton Boggs Danica Šebestova Will Discuss Legal Issues of Blockchain
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Blockchain is used in different spheres: from finances and logistics to medicine and gambling industry. However, while implementing blockchain, companies should consider legal side of the technology.
Legal issues of blockchain will be discussed on March 22 at the Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Prague. Partner at Squire Patton Boggs Danica Šebestova will deliver the presentation “Legal issues to consider when implementing a blockchain project.”
Key points:
problems with legal laws;
smart contracts: legal side;
jurisdiction and legal responsibility of participants.
Danica Šebestova is the expert in financial services, M&A and general corporate matters. She has the experience of working in financial institutions in real estate, corporate and export financings.
The specialist provides consultations to Czech and foreign clients in economic sanctions regimes, getting office buildings in the Czech Republic and current Czech law.
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