Here’s the recording of yesterday’s Web3, Metaverse and AI live event. The feedback has been great and I’m glad our community found value in the effort. Thank you to all who shared from the stage, participate in the live Q&A and joined us live in the audience.
Experts shared tips to help web3 creators, artists and entrepreneurs successfully navigate new technologies and opportunities in these exciting new spaces.
To recap, our agenda was as follows:
It was a pleasure sharing this presentation with the Metaverse Bar Association community.
I’m honored to be an advisor with for this global virtual community of legal professionals dedicated to fostering connections, promoting innovation, and providing resources for the evolving legal landscape within the digital realm.
Date and Time: August 8th at 10 am PT (1 pm ET)
Join us for our first “Metaverse, AI, Web2 and Web3 Business and Legal Tips for Creators Virtual Event.” Please feel free to click here to visit our venue in the Spatial metaverse.
In this FREE metaverse event, top experts will share tips on business, finance, tax and law all focused on showing artists and creators how to do business the right way in the new spaces.
Our personally selected experts will each take the virtual stage for 20 minutes and share their best tips. At the end of their presentation, each expert will engage in live Q&A.
This is all about adding massive value to the community and there will be no marketing, shilling or hype from the stage.
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In this week’s episode of “The Screen Lawyer Podcast,” I had the pleasure of sitting down with host and IP lawyer extraordinaire, Pete Salsich III.
Get ready for an engaging conversation as we explore the fascinating world of AI, web3, licensing rights, and the game-changing advantages of establishing your personal brand as a business owner and professional.
The introduction of Zoom and virtual platforms into the world of mediation has revolutionized the process, enhancing efficiency, and injecting newfound accessibility into the resolution of conflicts. Below, we dive into an exploration of 100 unique reasons why this digital approach often exceeds traditional in-person mediations.
Parties can attend a mediation from any location, removing geographical constraints. A litigant in Australia can connect with an arbitrator in the United States, for instance, something unimaginable before digital mediation.
Zoom and virtual mediations eliminate the cost of travel. For instance, the party no longer needs to shell out for airfare, hotels, or meals, saving thousands of dollars.
The comfort of your own home or office makes the mediation process more convenient. Imagine negotiating a case in your loungewear, sitting on your favorite couch!