Using Blockchain for Commercial Contracts: Permissioned vs. Permissionless, Control, Amendments, Security, Transparency

Ms. Markey focuses her practice on developing practical, operationally focused cybersecurity, privacy and life sciences recommendations for clients. Her patient care background and qualification as a Certified Information Services Security Professional allows her to bring a functional perspective to complex privacy, security and research issues with a focus on solutions that work in the real world. Ms. Markey has significant experience with medical device cybersecurity and cross-border privacy transactions. She assists with risk assessments, incident and breach response, and information governance, as well as IRB issues, clinical trial agreements, conflicts of interest, advice regarding research operations and structure and research misconduct inquiries and investigations.

Mr. Radcliffe's practice is split evenly between corporate securities (particularly venture capital transactions) and intellectual property licensing and strategy. He works with technology companies and companies that use technology throughout the world. Currently, Mr. Radcliffe is particularly focused on the use of blockchain technology and the use of tokens for capital formation and implementing new business models.