Holland & Knight partner Thomas Brooke said crypto companies that survive will do so by establishing themselves as "trustworthy companies." He said bolstering in-house legal teams is a key part of that process.
December 19, 2022 at 04:23 PM
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2022 will likely be remembered as a landmark year for cryptocurrency, and for in-house counsel’s position within the growing blockchain industry.
While major companies such as Binance and Coinbase have had legal chiefs for years, 2022 saw a host of smaller and younger outfits follow suit and lawyer up, often by turning to top law firms or established tech companies for their legal leadership.
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Celsius was among the crypto companies that landed in bankruptcy court this year.
