The corporate aspects of Law Commission’s consultation paper on digital assets Talking Legal Elliot Cowan and Mumuksha Singh of law firm CMS examine the Law Commisssion's proposals for digital assets.
NFTs: Are they legally laced up, or is the shoe on the other foot? Talking Legal Reed Smith partner Danielle Garno walks us through Nike's recent legal complaint over NFTs from online marketplace StockX.
NFTs – what am I buying? Unlocking the confusion surrounding the exploding and mystifying world of NFTs.
A guide to dealing with cryptocurrency assets during a divorce June 15, 2021 If you don’t know your Bitcoin from your Polkadot, but your spouse does, you could be in trouble when it comes to getting divorced.
The work of art in the age of mathematical reproduction April 27, 2021 Charles Kerrigan puts forward the case that we're all post-modernists now in the world of NFTs - even lawyers.
NFTs and the rise of crypto frauds April 12, 2021 With the rise in popularity of NFTs comes the inevitable rise in bad players looking to exploit the market.
Harmonisation needed in the global regulatory maze for digital assets March 30, 2021 Abradat Kamalpour stresses the importance of global harmony for regulatory reforms and changes in cryptocurrency.
The metaverse: real world laws give rise to virtual world problems March 25, 2021 Gregor Pryor discusses how real world laws give rise to virtual world problems as we advance towards making an existence in the metaverse.
Keeping the algorithms in check March 22, 2021 Researchers are looking into the best ways to police algorithms to ensure AI doesn't do financial harm.
New report highlights lack of awareness on modern slavery in Fintechs February 12, 2021 The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner has published a joint report highlighting the lack of awareness in the financial services sector in relation to issues of forced labour and exploitation of workers. Non-banking areas of the financial industry, such as crypto currencies, accountancy firms, insurance and brokering are noted as having particularly poor knowledge of this issue [...]
