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Widerman Malek Joins the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium

Widerman Malek, PL has joined the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium (GLBC), a global network comprised of approximately 125 large companies, law firms, software companies, and universities that have joined together to develop standards to govern the use of blockchain technology in the law.

The consortium enables experts in both legal requirements and industry needs to come together to harmonize the way the legal industry interacts with multiple blockchain technologies.  For more information visit https://legalconsortium.org/.

Intellectual property attorney Dan Pierron will lead the firm’s membership with the GLBC.  He focuses on helping businesses and individuals develop intellectual property portfolios related to blockchain technology and data privacy within their companies.

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