Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Basics for Lawyers-ECS240515
Cost -
This program will cover the fundamentals of blockchains and cryptocurrency, to help the legal practitioner understand the technology and its application to different practice areas. Emphasis will be placed on exploring illicit uses of cryptocurrency and various approaches being employed to address this issue, to include criminal investigations, asset forfeiture, and regulatory enforcement. The material will be presented at an introductory level and no prior knowledge or experience with cryptocurrency is necessary.
Member - $35.00
Non-Member-$70.00
Student - $10
Program Date - Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Product ID - ECS240515
CLE Credit
CT: 1.5 CLE Credits (General)
About the Program
This program will cover the fundamentals of blockchains and cryptocurrency, to help the legal practitioner understand the technology and its application to different practice areas. Emphasis will be placed on exploring illicit uses of cryptocurrency and various approaches being employed to address this issue, to include criminal investigations, asset forfeiture, and regulatory enforcement. The material will be presented at an introductory level and no prior knowledge or experience with cryptocurrency is necessary.
Credit
General:1.5
Description
Presented by the Privacy and Cybersecurity Committee, Young Lawyers Section, and Criminal Justice Section
You Will Learn
- About the fundamentals of blockchains and cryptocurrency
- About illicit uses of cryptocurrency and approaches to address the issue
Who Should Purchase
Attorneys and law students interested in blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Speakers
Alexander R. Cox Michael Grabowski
Locke Lord LLP, Connecticut State Police,
Hartford, CT Meriden, CT
Elizabeth Mullin David Nelson
Connecticut Department of Banking, U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Connecticut,
Hartford, CT New Haven, CT
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