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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2023 · 16 MIN

13: NFTs Explained: What they are and how they interact with Law, with Joseph Richmond

from LSE's On The Case · host LSESU Law Society Podcasting Team

In this episode, our host Zoey Ong is joined by Linklaters LLP Managing Associate Joseph Richmond as he explains NFTs, what they are, and how they interact with law.Joseph decodes the fundamentals of Non-Fungible Tokens, explaing how they operate from both financial and legal perspectives. He further delves into the legal risks involved, and the implications of unsubstantial regulatory framework in relation to NFT trading. Later in the episode, Joseph explains how the rise of NFTs could impact consumer and privacy law, as well as the application of NFTs in the upcoming area of sports.  Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn!Email us with any feedback or enquiries at [email protected].

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