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Legal Boundaries of Blockchain Technologies: Smart Contracts as Self-Help

Blockchain technologies promise to execute tasks that have traditionally been settled by legal institutions. Some providers of such technologies explicitly offer ‘to act as a digital jurisdiction’ Such...

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Florian Möslein

Bridging the divide between code and law in distributed ledger ecosystems

Code and law have been entangled in a silent tension ever since the advent of cyberspace. The centralised architecture of cyberspace paved the way for law to prevail. The latest...

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Anastasios Antoniou

Smart Contracts: the Next Frontier?

This post comes to us from Andy Robinson and Tom Hingley from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP. Before email (we are reliably informed), contracts would be posted, received, marked-up, re-posted...

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Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

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