Blockchain is a method of storing, transmitting and preserving data in a (1) decentralized, (2) self-validating, and (3) trustless system. Traditional data organization on a hard drive saves only one ...

The value of blockchain stems from its ability to share data in a fast, secure way among entities, private or governmental, without any one entity having to take responsibility for safeguarding the ...

The introduction and use of any technology in the legal sector is at risk of being a slow process since lawyers are inherently cautious and reluctant to change – they know only too well the potential ...

Blockchain technology, renowned for its decentralised and distributed ledger capabilities, is on the brink of revolutionising Pakistan’s legal processes. Offering a plethora of benefits such as ...

Blockchain’s potential within the legaltech sector is vast and increasingly gaining traction. Although still in its early stages, the capabilities of blockchain are being explored through various ...

Blockchain is poised to be a key driver of what many refer to as the fourth industrial revolution. And as the paradigm through which we transact has shifted, so should the legal systems within which ...

Blockchain technology has the potential to change the world by bringing transparency and safety to global datasets. Since every piece of data recorded on the ledger is untouchable, meaning no one can ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Cohen covers the global legal industry and business reinvention. But why, with so many blockchain and legal tech books and ...