Impact of digitalisation and legal tech on IP law: part four – NFTs

By cineramaSeptember 24, 2023NFT

Sarah Kasslatter Concept of NFTs Can third parties create NFTs linked to digital equivalents of branded products? What to pay attention to when purchasing NFTs: transferred rights in NFT […]

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Impact of digitalisation and legal tech on IP law: part four – NFTs

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