Who are these people, and are there any concrete examples of the use case for them? The article seems very speculative and forward-looking without detail.
>The DCLDC will advance its important mission through pro bono attorney referrals to those who cannot afford legal services and the submission of amicus briefs on key issues.
> 50 Legal Experts Join Forces to Protect Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Participants
Section heading, more informative. The lawyers aren't "focusing on blockchain", they're focusing on legal issues related to applications of the blockchain concept that are, currently, sitting in fuzzy legal territory.
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[ 4.7 ms ] story [ 26.9 ms ] thread>The DCLDC will advance its important mission through pro bono attorney referrals to those who cannot afford legal services and the submission of amicus briefs on key issues.
Likewise smart contracts. I wrote an article about this in the Journal of the Law Society of Scotland which you may find interesting: http://www.journalonline.co.uk/Magazine/61-2/1021297.aspx
Section heading, more informative. The lawyers aren't "focusing on blockchain", they're focusing on legal issues related to applications of the blockchain concept that are, currently, sitting in fuzzy legal territory.