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Don’t assume that you’re absolved from the risk of litigation discovery even if your corporate policies are updated to include newly introduced technology such as a blockchain.
May 15, 2018 at 08:00 AM
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New technology is always exciting to watch unfold as it percolates through various phases and industry adaptations. While the disruptive nature to existing paradigms and processes is what get all the attention, we would be remiss if we don’t evaluate risks and liabilities associated with implementing any new technology.
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