Can Blockchain and Smart Contracts Move Us Towards Decentralized Justice?

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As the legal industry continues to evolve, blockchain may change how attorneys conduct a multitude of services including: smart contracts, land registry, intellectual property rights, chain of custody, litigation, settlements, and financial transactions.

Bella Jagielski joins Zachary Pyers on the podcast today. Bella is a law student at Capital University Law School and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Vol. 51 of the Capital University Law Review.

Bella and Zach answer the questions:

What is blockchain technology?
What is a smart contract?
What is decentralized justice? How can blockchain technology decentralize arbitration and juror networks?
How is this technology being used today?
What are the potential issues of using blockchain technology?

Visit our website for information about our legal services related to emerging technologies.

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Can Blockchain and Smart Contracts Move Us Towards Decentralized Justice?

The Reminger Report: Emerging Technologies

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Bella Jagielski joins Zachary Pyers on the podcast today. Bella is a law student at Capital University Law School and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Vol. 51 of the Capital University Law Review.

Bella and Zach answer the questions:

What is blockchain technology?
What is a smart contract?
What is decentralized justice? How can blockchain technology decentralize arbitration and juror networks?
How is this technology being used today?
What are the potential issues of using blockchain technology?

Visit our website for information about our legal services related to emerging technologies.

62 episoder

#Business #Reminger Co., LPA #Law #Legal #Technology #Rideshare #Attorney #Tech #Careers #Insurance #Lpa #Reminger #Emergency #Drones #Torte

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