BHBA NFT Week: Navigating the OpenSea – The Business Side of NFTs

Earn 1 CA CLE Hour

BHBA NFT Week: Business Law

Navigating the OpenSea – The Business Side of NFTs

Monday, 3/28, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm

Pacific via ZOOM

This program is FREE for BHBA Members and $35 for Non Members

Jennifer Goldstein

Michelman & Robinson, LLP

Thomas Gaffney

Olsen and Brueggemann, APC

Corporate and litigation counsel in the Business Law Section will discuss novel corporate issues and litigation risk management strategies pertaining to various examples of NFT projects. Thomas and Jennifer will go over how to advise clients from concept to final mint, touching on various legal issues from formation and profit sharing to licensing and disclosures. This program will also spotlight potential conflicts both internal and external to the hottest NFT projects of our time. They welcome any questions on the minds of their fellow attendees, so please feel free to send them to zoom@bhba.org in advance of the event.

BHBA NFT Week: Everything You Need to Know About NFTs & the Law

BHBA’s NFT week has something for everyone. These 7 legal-focused webinars are centered around major legal topics relating to NFT’s.

Friday, 3/25, 12:30 pm - Regulatory Implications in the NFT and the Metaverse Spaces

Monday, 3/28, 12:30 pm - Navigating the OpenSea – The Business Side of NFTs

Tuesday, 3/29, 12:30 pm - NFTs. What are they? What are they not? And what is the entertainment industry doing about it?

Wednesday, 3/30, 12:30 pm - The Legal Minefield of NFT's: The Lawsuits Have Begun

Wednesday, 3/30, 5:30 pm - Family Law

Thursday, 3/31, 12:30 pm - Structuring and Negotiating NFT and Blockchain Agreements

Friday, 4/1, 12:30 pm - Tax Implications of Acquiring, Holding or Selling NFTs

BHBA’s NFT week is co-sponsored by:

About the Business Law Section

The business law section is chaired by Jennifer Goldstein and Thomas Gaffney. The section encompasses business governance, commercial and financial matters, and competitive practices. Find out more about the section at bhba.org/sections-committees/business-law

MCLE CREDIT This activity has been approved for participatory Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit by the State Bar of California in the amount shown above and the Beverly Hills Bar Association certifies that this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing minimum continuing legal education.