How Should We Prepare Smart Contracts to Replace Law Firms?

How Should We Prepare Smart Contracts to Replace Law Firms?

With the recent attack on the Ethereum DAO, it raises the question of how much technical knowledge do individuals and organizations need to know before applying smart contracts to their businesses? Smart Contracts Have a Ways to go and Need Developers. Recently, an article from the Australian Financial Review explained that distributed ledger tech may be....


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