Blockchain and Procedural Law: Law and Justice in the Age of Disintermediation - Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies and the Law

15. November 2019, von Internetredaktion

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On Friday, November 15, the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European, and Regulatory Procedural Law will initiate a series of seminars on "Blockchain and Procedural Law: Law and Justice in the Age of Disintermediation". The first event, on Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies and the Law, will join several renowned scholars, among them, Angela Walch, Aaron Wright, Michèle Finck, Andrew Hinkes, Carla Reyes, Alain Zamaria, and Hossein Nabilou. The following seminar on this series will take place Friday, December 6, and will focus on Automating Legal Instruments.

The seminar will take place at 14:00, in the Conference room, 4th floor, at Max Planck Institute Luxembourg, 4, rue Alphonse Weicker, Luxembourg.

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