To code or not to code

January 2017

Could smart contracts be the end of lawyers unless they know how to write computer code? Michael Twomey of Law2020 offers his take. As a recent conference, organised by Law2020 and CBD Consultancy Dubai, entitled ‘The Law and Regulation of the Internet of Things’, a delegate asked whether lawyers in the future would have to know how to write computer code....

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