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A 10-paper series from law firm networking group Lex Mundi aims to introduce in-house counsel to blockchain by answering frequently asked questions.
February 06, 2019 at 04:49 PM
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Lex Mundi’s firm lawyer network has seen a surge in in-house blockchain interest.
That’s why the group published a blockchain white paper series Tuesday, according to Jenny Karlsson, Lex Mundi’s senior business development manager. The 10-paper series provides an introduction for in-house counsel interested in blockchain implementation or cryptocurrency use in industries such as health care, life sciences, supply chains and finance.
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