Cryptoassets Law Guide

16 Apr 2024 | 2024 Edition

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About the Practice Guide

This first edition of the Cryptoassets Law Over Borders Comparative Guide gives a practical overview of the law regulating cryptoassets in key jurisdictions around the world. It covers issues such as licensing and anti-money laundering requirements, the regulation of cryptoasset promotion, rules governing crypto bankruptcy and insolvency, the legal treatment of DAOs and smart contracts, and provides insight into proposed legal reform in this complex and rapidly evolving space.

Editors

Brown Rudnick

Brown Rudnick is a leading international law firm that provides exceptional, client-driven service in global litigation, crisis management (restructuring, investigations and special situations), brand and reputation management, life sciences and technology. We advise on high-profile cross-border matters while providing the kind of personal attention to clients that is typically found at boutiques. Our enterprising and tenacious lawyers serve our clients around the globe from offices in key financial centres in the U.S. and the UK, and have been recognised by, among others, Chambers USA, Legal 500, Benchmark Litigation and Law360 for excellence in their fields.

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Australia Bermuda

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Bermuda British Virgin Islands

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British Virgin Islands Canada

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Canada Cayman Islands

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Cayman Islands Cyprus

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Cyprus Czech Republic

Czechia France

France India

India Italy

Italy Portugal

Portugal Singapore

Singapore Taiwan

Taiwan United Arab Emirates

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United Arab Emirates UK

GBR

United Kingdom US

USA

United States

Foreword: Cryptoassets Law Over Borders Comparative Guide

Isabella Tisenhusen (Outlier Ventures)

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Contributors

AVVOCATI.NET

Alessandro M. Lerro Italy - Q&A

AZB & Partners

AZB & Partners has a prolific and diverse merger control practice and was among the first firms in India to establish a dedicated offering in this space. The firm has advised on some of the earlie...

Rohan Bagai India - Q&A

Shagun Badhwar India - Q&A

Brown Rudnick

Jane Colston UK - Q&A

Jessica Lee UK - Q&A

Clara Krivoy US - Q&A

Sharix Alicea US - Q&A

Stephen Palley US - Q&A

Gilbert + Tobin

Emily Shen Australia - Q&A

Peter Reeves Australia - Q&A

Robert O'Grady Australia - Q&A

Kramer Levin

Hubert de Vauplane France - Q&A

Lee and Li

Lee and Li is one of Taiwan’s largest and most prestigious full-service law firms, renowned for its expertise in corporate law, M&A, competition law, intellectual property, banking and finance, di...

Eddie Hsiung Taiwan - Q&A

Lytras & Associates

Christopher Lytras Cyprus - Q&A

Leonidas Grivas Cyprus - Q&A

McCarthy Tétrault

Ana Badour Canada - Q&A

Barry Sookman Canada - Q&A

Heather Meredith Canada - Q&A

Hugo Babos-Marchand Canada - Q&A

Lori Stein Canada - Q&A

Shane D'Souza Canada - Q&A

Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & Associados

Ashick Remetula Portugal - Q&A

Carolina Nagy Correia Portugal - Q&A

David Silva Ramalho Portugal - Q&A

Luís Possolo Portugal - Q&A

Márcia Tomás Pires Portugal - Q&A

Nicole Fortunato Portugal - Q&A

Vera Esteves Cardoso Portugal - Q&A

Nuno Gundar da Cruz Portugal - Q&A

Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP

Alishia K. Sullivan United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Andrea Dougall United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Katherine Seager United Arab Emirates - Q&A

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Filip Murár Czech Republic - Q&A

Luděk Chvosta Czech Republic - Q&A

Setia Law LLC

Stanley Tan Singapore - Q&A

Yam Wern-Jhien Singapore - Q&A

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