On 30 March 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL will participate in the meeting organized by the Polish Life Science Cluster with the Jagiellonian Center for Drug Development (JCET). It is a unit of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow that conducts research on the mechanism of action of drugs and their therapeutic and toxic effects.
At the Jagiellonian Center for Drug Development there are carried out studies of the preclinical phase, i.e. laboratory work without the participation of patients. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding where side effects of drugs come from and how to predict them before a drug candidate reaches the first volunteers in clinical trials.
Cryptocurrencies have become more and more the reality of our daily lives, and also in arbitration. The event will focus on the basic concepts of cryptocurrencies, their use, current features and challenges in arbitration, commercial disputes over transfers of cryptocurrency and the operation of smart contracts.
On 30 March 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI took part in the event organized by the techUK devoted to the future of mobility services. There were discussed the status and potentials of technical and digital development in the mobility sector, with the emphasis on digital aspect.
KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI, as the member of NYCB, takes part in the webcast organised by the New York City Bar devoted to cryptocurrency and hot topics in fintech and derivatives, taking place on 12 April 2022.
During the event the panelists will discuss: – Decoding Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, FinTech, and Emerging Regulations; – Embracing Cryptocurrency, DeFi, Digital Innovations, FinTech, and Crypto Derivatives; – Creating Market Standard Documentation For Digital Assets and Contractual Standards for Digital Asset Derivatives; – How U.S. regulators and market participants are assessing opportunities; – Risks of FinTech and DeFi services and the challenges these technological innovations raise in the current regulatory landscape.
KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI takes part in the training organised by Wolters Kluwer on 30 March 2022, devoted to debt collection from bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies.
The subject of the training is a comprehensive overview of important aspects of civil investigations and enforcement proceedings, where bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies are either the subject of the claim (e.g. in the case of a bitcoin sale contract) or the subject of the debtor’s property, against which the execution of monetary claims may be conducted. In addition to strict enforcement proceedings, cases are also discussed when the debtor is subject to bankruptcy or restructuring proceedings. The training has a practical dimension, the lecturer’s experiences and tips on how to act as a creditor’s representative in this type of cases and how to deal with a number of emerging practical difficulties will be presented.
