Stevie Ghiassi talks about what blockchain technology has made possible for Legaler, an Australian legal tech company.
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Stevie Ghiassi is the CEO and co-founder of Legaler.com, an Australian legal technology company focused on advancing the delivery...
Pierson Grider is Denver based legal professional, technology enthusiast, and blockchain pioneer. He joined Integra in 2017 bringing his...
In this On The Road report from the GLBC Annual Meeting 2018, host Pierson Grider talks to Stevie Ghiassi about what blockchain technology has made possible for Legaler, an Australian legal tech company. He shares what goals the company has that have been enabled by blockchain like increasing contract privacy, decentralized applications, and access to legal services. He also discusses what groups, events, and companies are changing the conversation about blockchain in the legal industry.
Stevie Ghiassi is the CEO and co-founder of Legaler.com, an Australian legal technology company focused on advancing the delivery of legal services and expanding access to justice through the blockchain.
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| Published: | September 17, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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On the Road |
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