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PLI's Private Litigation in the Blockchain Era

April 3, 2019 Webinars

Many people know about government enforcement actions against blockchain businesses by federal and state regulators. Far fewer have paid attention to the large number of private lawsuits that have been filed. As blockchain technology gains greater adoption by corporations and individuals, we expect that private litigation will likewise increase.

In this One-Hour Briefing, James A. Cox, Evan P. Singer, and Mark W. Rasmussen of Jones Day will explore the following topics:

  • What types of lawsuits have been filed by private litigants against blockchain businesses and entrepreneurs
  • What are some of the key judicial rulings in these matters
  • Are there unique issues present in litigation involving blockchain technology
  • What are some practical tips for litigating cases involving blockchain technology

REGISTRATION & CLE CREDIT

Registration for this webcast is required. To register and determine CLE credit, visit the PLI event website.


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