Yesterday I did a CLE on blockchain (my deadline is coming up, can't be choosey now) and I can't put into words how incredibly painful it was. At one point they remarked that, in the event of litigation, jurisdiction can be very important. Yeah, you think?
Oh dear lord. But if the block chain was being handled by a computer in the EU do we need to hold the trial in a GRDP bubble on a freighter halfway between North America and Europe?! I feel like my CLE should be worth points if that one was.
My favorite CLE ever was on sov cits and I swear to god that was just an excuse for that attorney to rant for two hours about “sweet fucking god you have no idea the shit they will pull” so i don’t know how *useful* it was but v. entertaining.