Credit Details
Credit Hours:
1.00
Specialty Area:
None
Credit Type:
General
Original Air Date:
September 23, 2024
Credit Eligible In:
California
$45
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Digital assets and blockchain technology constitute an exciting new sector of the economy. But with innovation inevitably comes legal disputes, including governmental regulatory enforcement and private litigation. In this program, we first provide a brief overview of digital assets, including their history and how the technology works. Then, we describe some of the most notable government enforcement actions in the digital assets space, including the actions taken against Ripple, Coinbase, and more. Finally, we discuss some common areas of private digital assets litigation, including some of the recurring theories and themes we see in those cases.
Jason Gottlieb is a Partner and Chair of the Digital Assets Department and White Collar & Regulatory Enforcement Group at Morrison Cohen LLP. His practice focuses on regulatory enforcement, litigation, and arbitration related to cryptocurrency, securities, commodities, futures, derivatives, and structured finance. Jason primarily defends companies and individuals in the digital assets space in investigations and enforcement actions by governmental or self-regulatory agencies. He also advises U.S. and foreign companies on blockchain and cryptocurrency law concerning litigation and regulatory risk issues.
Daniel Isaacs is a Partner and Senior Counsel at Morrison Cohen LLP, focusing on regulatory enforcement, investigations, litigation, and arbitration related to securities, cryptocurrency, digital assets, commodities, futures, derivatives, and structured finance. He regularly advises U.S. and foreign companies on blockchain and cryptocurrency law concerning litigation and regulatory risk issues. Additionally, Daniel defends and advises companies and individuals in investigations and enforcement actions by governmental and self-regulatory agencies, including the SEC, CFTC, Department of Justice, FINRA, and state attorneys general and securities regulators. He is also a co-author of the Morrison Cohen Cryptocurrency Litigation Tracker.
Michael Mix is a Partner at Morrison Cohen LLP, specializing in cryptocurrency, blockchain, and digital assets law. He represents individuals and entities in groundbreaking litigation involving issues of first impression and advises on compliance with the law. Michael has extensive experience navigating the complex intersection between digital assets and established legal frameworks. He has litigated and arbitrated cases involving cryptocurrency lending and trading disputes, ownership disputes, digital assets partnership issues, and the application of federal and state laws to digital assets. Additionally, Michael is experienced in litigation and arbitration related to false advertising, consumer products, defamation, intellectual property, and more
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