Daniel Garrie
Daniel Garrie is the founder and managing partner at Law & Forensics. Daniel is paving the way when it comes to 2018’s most pressing cyber security, forensic, and legal issues. Daniel, one of the most sought-after computer forensic experts and special masters, cyber mediators, and forensic neutrals with JAMS. Judges and attorneys laud his reports for their clarity, focus, and ability to help parties settle even the most complex disputes. Mr. Garrie has garnered a national reputation for his experience at the intersection of technology and the law and is as comfortable talking with entrepreneurs, IT professionals, and developers as he is with lawyers and judges.

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Jason Nagi
Jason Nagi is a member of Polsinelli’s Financial Services Litigation, and FinTech and Regulation practice groups. Jason uses his creditor-focused, finance experience to counsel early stage and mature FinTech companies as well as traditional and non-traditional lenders, in both business ventures and litigation. In addition to appearing before state courts, and U.S. federal district and bankruptcy courts, Jason regularly counsels companies in applying blockchain technology to their respective industries, fundraising efforts, and regulatory issues. Jason advises clients on SEC, CFTC, FinCEN, and state-level MSBs, including the issuance of securitized digital assets.

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Jenny E. Cieplak
Jenny E. Cieplak advises financial services clients on a range of corporate, intellectual property, and regulatory issues arising in fintech and other technology transactions.

Ms. Cieplak provides broad-based corporate counsel to financial institutions, infrastructure providers, start-ups, and newly created consortiums. She advises clients on collaborative arrangements between users and creators of market infrastructure initiatives designed to transform sectors of the financial industry, including joint development, investment, and governance agreements. Ms. Cieplak’s insights into the process of technology development, the needs of financial industry users as well as the legal issues surrounding the creation of new technologies provide clients with a unique skill set and perspective.

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1. Smart Contracts & Blockchain
2. Uses of a Smart Contract
3. Legal Implications and Concerns for Smart Contracts