CRYPTOCURRENCY DEVELOPMENT & PROTECTION

How Do I Protect Cryptocurrency? 

A blockchain is a list of data that increases over time that is each linked together by cryptography, unable to be altered without modifying the chain. Blockchain is a new type of internet, having information distributed but not copied over, such as a series of time stamped data and information stored and owned by numerous computers. Each unit of data (block) is bound together by cryptographic principles (chain). It's used for keeping financial records, cryptocurrency, digital property distribution, contracts, etc. 

Common Legal Issues With Cryptocurrency

• Ownership and registration of intellectual property regarding software and hardware;

• Software development agreements;

• Protection and monetization of IP rights; 

• Defense of third-party infringement claims;

• Entity formation, capital, and financing strategies; and 

• Enforcing copyrights.

Common Legal Solutions For Cryptocurrency

• Trademark counseling and litigation;

• Licensing and technology transactions;

• Security offerings and litigation;

• Patent counseling and litigation;
  

• Consumer class action and litigation;

• Executive compensation and employee benefits; and

• Defense from defective product claims.

Our professional team of cryptocurrency lawyers specializes in areas such as cloud computing, data privacy, licensing, and many other areas such as E-commerce, mergers and acquisitions, non-competition, open-source software, outsourcing, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, and SaaS agreements. Our lawyers help draft enforceable agreements for use with websites, software applications, and other technology and inventions. 

Cryptocurrency Protection Attorneys

Our lawyers help developers, investors, and organizations understand the legal intricacies of enforcement of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. We represent clients throughout the United States, state, and local courts, including the U.S. District Court's for the Eastern District of Texas, the Northern District of Texas, and the Western District of Texas.