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Can Blockchain and Smart Contracts Move Us Towards Decentralized Justice?
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As the legal industry continues to evolve, blockchain may change how attorneys conduct a multitude of services including: smart contracts, land registry, intellectual property rights, chain of custody, litigation, settlements, and financial transactions.
Bella Jagielski joins Zachary Pyers on the podcast today. Bella is a law student at Capital University Law School and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Vol. 51 of the Capital University Law Review.
Bella and Zach answer the questions:
- What is blockchain technology?
- What is a smart contract?
- What is decentralized justice? How can blockchain technology decentralize arbitration and juror networks?
- How is this technology being used today?
- What are the potential issues of using blockchain technology?
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