Fintech Lawyer: Crypto Companies Need to Seek Legal Advice Before Launch
Lisa Rubin, a blockchain attorney with Paul Hastings, sat down with Decrypt's Jason Nelson at 0xpo Crossroads in San Francisco on November 3 to discuss legal misconceptions the industry still holds.
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