Digital and Crypto Assets, NFTs, Smart Contracts, Virtual Money, DAOs, the Metaverse and many more novel terms, have become part of our lives and business transactions. Blockchain technology has created a new digital economy and has revolutionised supply chains, contracts, currencies and the way business is made.
These tech developments of recent years, have spired a large demand by clients for legal support on cut-edge tech transactions.
In LLPO Law Firm, our experience has shown us, that in order to provide to our clients solid and complete advice and solutions, we must combine legal expertise with strong technical awareness, while we stay at all times up to date with the fast-arising developments.
We have embraced the above philosophy. We constantly invest in our team’s expertise and our awareness of legal and regulatory developments, to be ready to provide trusted legal support to our clients, to find solutions in a complex and ever-changing technical and regulatory landscape.
We provide a wide range of legal services on tech-related areas, including Smart Contracts, NFTs, Tokenization, Crowdfunding, Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology.
We assist clients with the legal aspects for the creation, deployment and management of digital assets and cut-edge tech projects. We support with the drafting and review of relevant documentation, issue legal opinions and take part in the negotiation of transactions.
We advise as to the structuring of projects, ownership schemes and transactions, in order to achieve the optimal result and client protection.
We advise on ownership and licensing terms, and where necessary perform due diligences and checks on assets to be acquired.
We advise on intellectual property and data protection matters.
We assist clients to comply with regulatory requirements. Where required, we support with obtaining of relevant licenses (such as for Crypto Asset Service Provider) and with registration if needed with state bodies and authorities.
We offer full legal support to embed law into code and to convert code into law.
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