Canadian Lawyer Plans World's First Book on Bitcoin Law
Christine Duhaime. A Canadian lawyer is planning to write the world's first law book covering bitcoin and other digital currencies. To help in the complex task, Christine Duhaime has already prepared a team of collaborators, including economists, legal experts and financial crime experts. The book will aim to provide guidance and insight into the emerging field of digital currencies and tackle legislative issues on a global level. Duhaime is a partner at Duhaime Law, a financial crime lawyer and a certified anti-money laundering law specialist. She advises clients on financial regulation....
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Canadian lawyer Christine Duhaime is collaborating with a group of international lawyers, professors, financial crime specialists, and even bitcoin businesses to write the world's first law book on the topic of bitcoin and other digital currencies. Duhaime, partner at Duhaime Law, will be spearheading the project, and the collaborators will serve as part of an international editorial board. This board will guide Duhaime throughout the writing by providing critical insight into the ever-changing world of bitcoin and the regulatory landscape surrounding it. "I am thrilled to have the....
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