Johnson: Ethereum contracts as legal contracts

Attorney Tom Johnson has posted a video entitled Ethereum contracts as legal contracts , as part of the EtherCasts video series on YouTube .

The video is the subject of a new post by Professor Dr. Daniel Martin Katz at Computational Legal Studies: Ethereum contracts as legal contracts .

Here is a description of the video:

Tom Johnson describes the conditions under which an Ethereum or other smart contract can be a legal contract. Tom is a patent attorney in San Jose who has written on Bitcoin.

Johnson also appears to attend the Silicon Valley Ethereum Meetup.

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HT Jurix

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