- There is an >important discussionCivil Law 4.0 for the implementation of smart contracts.
- Many innovative visionaries combine IT and law in their thinking.
- A current project requires a deeper analysis of the legal nature of smart contracts and coins.
- There is a lack of written documents from lawyers on these topics.
- Essays, commentaries and court rulings from Germany are of interest.
- The most recent legal work dates from July 20, 2020.
- The author is open to feedback and information on these topics.
Many innovative visionaries who combine IT and law are now asking whether we actually need a Civil Law 4.0 to be able to implement the tremendous possibilities of smart contracts. For a current project, I currently also have to dive deep into the legal nature of smart contracts, coins, ICO’s and some more. Unfortunately, there is not really much written down by lawyers on this yet.
I would be interested in essays, commentaries and possibly even court decisions in Germany. Anyone who can help me here, please send referrals or similar to haertel@rahaertel.com.
The most recent legal work I have been able to find so far is probably from July 20, 2020.
I will gladly return the favor at the next opportunity!