Rose Law Group can provide advise on benefits, function, drawbacks, formation, structure and use of Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO). Some of the most innovative applications we are advising on include fundraising for business or real estate investments as well as political or charitable candidates or causes. We are well situated to provide comprehensive advice on this new type of structure. There are many exciting applications that have yet to be widely utilized and Rose Law Group is pioneering in this area. If you want to discuss how your current business might employ a DAO to enhance your position please contact any of our attorneys working in the space (listed below).
Rose Law Group is the first full service law firm with an office in the metaverse, serving metaverse-based businesses. We are the first law firm to add a team of coders, architects and blockchain developers, so we are a one-stop-shop for metaverse business. From due diligence on land or business purchases, to drafting and implementing smart contracts, to auditing digital assets, advising on security, to designing and building structures, games or other showcases, to NFT design and auction implementation, and more. We also offer event design and hosting on the well-situated land we own in Decentraland.
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Why Every Company Needs an AI Policy
By Paul Coble, Chair of Rose Law Group Technology, AI and IP departments pcoble@roselawgroup.com Artificial Intelligence tools are quickly becoming a part of businesses in every industry. AI tools can dramatically increase efficiency and elicit new business insights from existing company data streams. But using the wrong AI tool for the wrong business purposes can introduce unnecessary risk and potentially dedicate
Musk threatens lawsuit over ‘copycat’ app Threads; Logan Elia, partner and litigation attorney at Rose Law Group, explains difference between patent and ‘trade secret’
By Aimee Pichi | CBS News Twitter is threatening legal action over Meta’s new social media service, Threads, with an attorney for Twitter describing as a “copycat” app allegedly developed by hiring former employees of the microblogging platform owned by Elon Musk and using the company’s trade secrets, according to a letter posted by Semafor. The letter’s author, attorney Alex Spiro of law
Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County supervisor and Rose Law Group partner, issues statement on county’s TikTok ban
Government agencies possess a lot of sensitive data—some of it private in nature—and one of our core jobs is making sure that data is secure and cannot be compromised. Unfortunately, we live in a time where privacy is more difficult to achieve than ever, whether you’re an individual or a large organization. We know social media companies gather loads of
