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Brown Rudnick
In partnership with the Tech Disputes Network
28th April 2022 - One Moorgate Place, London
Sam Goodman, Barrister
Twenty Essex (UK)
Professor Sarah Green, Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law
Law Commission
How do new technologies and processes affect liability of classic targets for recover action? We will consider:
Matthew McGhee, Barrister
Twenty Essex
Jon Felce, Partner
Cooke, Young & Keidan (UK)
Elizabeth Meade, Senior Associate
Cooke, Young & Keidan
Rebecca Keating, Barrister
4 Pump Court
Tom McLaughlin, Managing Associate
BDBF
A panel identifying how ransomware works, what the best practice is in response to ransomware and what legal remedies are available.
Bethan Griffiths, Senior Associate
RPC
Darragh Connell, Barrister
Maitland
James Thoburn, Associate Managing Director
Kroll
Victoria McEvedy, Principal & Founder
McEvedys
Rob Mindell, Managing Director
FTI Consulting
Catrin Evans KC, Barrister
Matrix Chambers
We are now largely comfortable with the idea of crypto-currencies having the status of ‘property’ as a matter of law. However,
Covering issues such as the law applicable to cryto-currencies and transactions involving them; the applicability of property concepts such as nemo dat; and what sort of relief can you obtain – can you create a fork in the blockchain?
Pawel Aleksander, CIO, Co-Founder
Coinfirm
Jessica Lee, Partner
Brown Rudnick
Simon Cohen, Managing Associate
Ontier
Chloë Bell, Barrister
3VB
Vijay Rathour, Partner, Head of the Digital Forensics Group
Grant Thornton
Panel discussing the use of how traditional litigation tools/procedure can be adapted to 21st century FIRE tech disputes:
Paul Lowenstein KC, Barrister
Twenty Essex
Mike Cumming-Bruce, Vice President
Bench Walk Advisors
Robert Capper , Senior Managing Director
Ankura
Steven Gee QC, Barrister
Monckton Chambers
Valya Georgieva, Senior Associate
Penningtons Manches Cooper
How do new technologies and processes affect liability of classic targets for recover action? We will consider:
A panel identifying how ransomware works, what the best practice is in response to ransomware and what legal remedies are available.
Bethan Griffiths - Senior Associate - RPCWe are now largely comfortable with the idea of crypto-currencies having the status of ‘property’ as a matter of law. However,
Covering issues such as the law applicable to cryto-currencies and transactions involving them; the applicability of property concepts such as nemo dat; and what sort of relief can you obtain – can you create a fork in the blockchain?
Pawel Aleksander - CIO, Co-Founder - CoinfirmPanel discussing the use of how traditional litigation tools/procedure can be adapted to 21st century FIRE tech disputes: