Patrick is a lawyer and expert on cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. He will conduct research into the law and policy implications of bitcoin, distributed ledgers, and smart contracts. In addition to his role at the Berkman Klein Center, Patrick is Special Counsel at Cooley LLP and a member of the IMF's High-Level Advisory Group on Fintech. Previously Patrick was a co-founder of the Bitcoin Foundation where he served at times as General Counsel and Executive Director. Patrick has engaged regulators and policymakers around the world on cryptocurrency and the emerging digital economy. He was named among America’s 50 Outstanding General Counsel for 2014 by the National Law Journal. Patrick also serves as President Board member for the BitGive Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on charitable giving and social impact using bitcoin.
This reading group will meet on fridays starting on 10/11. Sessions will be dedicated to introducing students to the legal issues at the intersection of property law and blockchain. This reading group is perfect for students starting from scratch, hoping to learn more about the impact and legal issues surrounding blockchain technology. Sign up here to receive readings/outlines before each session.
Speaker: Patrick Murck, Special Counsel at Cooley LLP and a member of the IMF's High-Level Advisory Group on Fintech.
Sponsors: RCC; Harvard Law School Blockchain and Fintech Initiative.
LOCATION:Harvard Law School, Wasserstein Hall, WCC 3013
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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