Stay Informed and Stay Ahead
Welcome to the Publications section of the Blockchain Legal Institute. Here, we provide a collection of informative and insightful publications that delve into the evolving legal landscape surrounding blockchain technology. The publications cover a wide range of topics, including regulatory developments, compliance frameworks, case studies, and emerging trends in blockchain law.
As the blockchain ecosystem rapidly evolves, it is essential to stay up to date with the latest legal developments and best practices. Our publications offer valuable resources for legal professionals, industry experts, and blockchain enthusiasts seeking comprehensive and reliable information on the legal implications of blockchain technology.
We understand that the legal landscape surrounding blockchain is constantly evolving, with new regulations, court rulings, and industry standards emerging regularly. To ensure you have access to the most recent insights, we encourage you to visit our Publications section frequently. We are committed to providing timely updates and new publications that reflect the dynamic nature of blockchain law.
Whether you are seeking guidance on navigating regulatory frameworks, understanding the legal implications of smart contracts, or exploring the intersection of blockchain and data privacy, our publications aim to equip you with the knowledge and understanding necessary to thrive in this transformative field.
Visit our Publications section regularly to access the latest articles, white papers, research papers, and other valuable resources. Stay informed, stay ahead, and come back often to explore the ever-evolving landscape of blockchain law.
Insights and Updates: Exploring Publications
Global Business Blockchain Council: International Journal of Blockchain Law
Volume VI
Featuring Contributions From:
- David Adlerstein, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
- Samantha Altschuler, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
- Andrew Balthazor, Holland & Knight
- Martin Bartlam, DLA Piper
- John Bassilios, Hall & Wilcox
- Max Ding, Hall & Wilcox
- Laura Douglas, Clifford Chance
- Jason Gottlieb, Morrison Cohen LLP
- Eric Hess, Hess Legal Counsel
- Dan Jewell, DLA Piper
- Allison Kernisky, Holland & Knight
- Scott Mascianica, Holland & Knight
- Nick Morgan, Paul Hastings
- Stephen Palley, Brown Rudnick
- Kevin Schwartz, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
- Andrea Tinianow, Global Blockchain Business Council
Volume V
Featuring Contributions From:
- David Adlerstein, Wachtell Lipton
- Elizabeth Boison, Hogan Lovells
- Sarah Brennan, Delphi Research & Delphi Digital
- Kara Bruce, University of Oklahoma College of Law
- Lewis Cohen, DLx Law
- Alan Cohn, Steptoe & Johnson
- Laura Douglas, Clifford Chance
- Jason Gottlieb, Morrison Cohen LLP
- Eric Hess, Hess Legal Counsel
- Ben Hitchens, CMS Law
- Kaitlyn Hittelman, Hogan Lovells
- Joon Young Kim, Kim & Chang
- Mooni Kim, Kim & Chang
- Jai Massari, Lightspark
- Edward McNeilly, Hogan Lovells
- Christopher Odinet, University of Iowa College of Law
- Stephen Palley, Brown Rudnick
- Oliver Roberts, CMS Law
- Jacob W.S. Schneider, Holland & Knight
- David Simonds, Hogan Lovells
- Andrea Tinianow, Global Blockchain Business Council
- Andrea Tosato, University of Nottingham School of Law
Volume IV
Featuring Articles From:
- David Adlerstein, Wachtell Lipton
- Sarah Brennan, Delphi Research & Delphi Digital
- Sujay S. Davé, The Brattle Group
- Jason Gottlieb, Morrison Cohen LLP
- Eric Hess, Hess Legal Counsel
- Christine Parker, Coinbase
- Paul Yuen, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
- Andrea Tinianow, Global Blockchain Business Council
Volume III
Featuring Articles From:
- David Adlerstein, Wachtell Lipton
- Marvin Ammori, Uniswap Labs
- Olta Andoni, Ava Labs
- Dr. Matthias Artzt, Deutsche Bank
- Andrew Balthazor, Holland & Knight LLP
- Sabina Beleuz Neagu, Wachtell Lipton
- Collins Belton, Brookwood P.C.
- Lewis Cohen, DLx Law
- Max Dilendorf, Dilendorf Law Firm PLCC
- Jason Gottlieb, Morrison Cohen LLP
- David Kirk, Wachtell Lipton
- Peter McBurney, Norton Rose Fullbright
- Hannah Meakin, Norton Rose Fullbright
- Kayvan Sadeghi, Jenner & Block
- Lee Schneider, Ava Labs
- Kevin Schwartz, Wachtell Lipton
- Andrea Tinianow, Global Blockchain Business Council
- Sonal Tolman, Uniswap Labs
- Stephen Palley, Brown Rudnick
- Albert Weatherill, Norton Rose Fullbright
Volume II
Featuring Articles From:
- David Adlerstein, Wachtell Lipton
- Olta Andoni, Ava Labs
- Collins Belton, Brookwood P.C.
- Lewis Cohen, DLx Law
- Jason Gottlieb, Morrison Cohen LLP
- Christine Parker, Coinbase
- Lee Schneider, Ava Labs
- Andrea Tinianow, IOV Labs
- Stephen Palley, Anderson Kill
- Robert Schwinger, Norton Rose Fulbright
- Harriet Jones-Fenleigh, Norton Rose Fulbright
- Jonathan Hawkins, Norton Rose Fulbright
- Samir Patel, Holland & Knight LLP
- Barry Sookman, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
- Dr. Michael Jünemann, Bird & Bird LLP
- Udo Milkau, Digital Counselor
- Raoul Renard, International Chamber of Commerce
- Carmen María Ramírez Ortiz, Asian Development Bank
- Oswald Kuyler, ICC Digital Standards Initiative
- Steven Beck, Asian Development Bank
- Tran Viet Dung, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law
- Le Tran Quoc Cong, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law
Volume I
Featuring Articles From:
- Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Ciarán McGonagle, International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA)
- Alexander Lipton, SILA
- Lewis Cohen, DLX Law
- Eric W. Hess, Hess Legal Counsel
- Christopher D. Clack, Professor, University College of London (UCL)
- Andrew Hinkes, K&L Gates
- Ciara Cullen, RPC
- Alessandro Cerri, RPC
- Sophie Parkinson, RPC
Technical Standards:
Technical standards for developments in blockchain and digital assets, as in any new technology, are fundamental to ensure safety, reliability, and further innovation. They establish common guidelines, definitions, and rules of the game through technical criteria, specifications, methodologies, and practices which all serve to ensure adequate functionality as well as the levels of interoperability, trust, and ease of use necessary for stakeholders to work together. Collaboration is fundamental for the growth of an industry, in ways that will ultimately lead to widespread acceptance of formalized rules and regulations. This repository of 50 technical standards bodies is meant to provide an objective overview of the state of standards developments today for blockchain and digital assets, with no vested interests from any particular organization.
The GBBC worked to make it easier for readers to identify how they can work with other groups, and for industry standards organizations to identify for gaps, opportunities, and areas for alignment. GBBC worked to make it easier to compare across standards bodies based on their purpose and proposed outcome, while also allowing for self-identification based on their topics and industries of focus.