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Catherine Burke Gives Primer on Blockchain Law to Tax and Estate Lawyers

Vermont Tech Law November 1, 2019

Gravel & Shea Attorney Catherine Burke recently gave two presentations on blockchain law at The Tax and Estate Planning Forum in San Diego, California. In an overview seminar, Catherine focused on understanding the technology itself as well as the new corporate structure, a blockchain-based limited liability company (BBLLC), recently created by Vermont’s legislature. Catherine later…

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Blockchain Companies Should Be Banging Down the BBLLC Doors

Vermont Tech Law September 17, 2019

Oliver Goodenough and Katie Taylor Many blockchain pioneers are utopians and libertarians.  Stephen Tual, one of the developers of the infamous blockchain investment fund The Dao, has argued that blockchain activities are not bound by laws and regulations but rather by “the code.” The idea has its appeal.  After all, the United States legal system…

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Captive Review Reports on Blockchain and Captive Insurance Working Group in Vermont

Vermont Tech Law August 6, 2019

Captive Review reports on the activities of a blockchain captive insurance working group formed by the Distributed Ledger Governance Association (DLGA), with members drawn from the Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA)

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dOrg Launches First Limited Liability DAO

Vermont Tech Law June 11, 2019

dOrg, a blockchain development cooperative, announced today that it is now the first legally established Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) under United States law. After deploying its DAO to the Ethereum blockchain, dOrg formed a Blockchain-Based Limited Liability Company (BBLLC) in Vermont, dOrg LLC. By linking the DAO to this BBLLC, the DAO has official legal…

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Blockchain-Enabled Consensus Community Engagement App Launches in South Burlington, Vermont

Vermont Tech Law June 3, 2019

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The City of South Burlington and the Toronto-based artificial intelligence/blockchain  company Consensus announced the official launch today of a groundbreaking app using blockchain technology to gather real-time feedback from residents about municipal issues. The Consensus app is the first blockchain-based citizen engagement platform in use by a city government in the U.S. …

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