KCN Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) focuses on legal matters

Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (ЕEA) is expanding the boundaries. Ten law firms and four legal institutions united under the umbrella of its legal industry working group. As coindesk states, EEA announced on it’s official site on 14th August, on bringing together global law firms and leading legal minds to explore building enterprise-grade applications on Ethereum blockchain. New members joining the EEA and legal industry working group include Cooley, Debevoise & Plimpton, Goodwin, Hogan Lovells, Holland & Knight, Jones Day, Latham & Watkins, Morrison & Foerster, and so on. Chairman of the EEA board of directors, Julio Faura, told the law firms will be working to ensure that blockchain-based technologies are more than just compliant with the financial system, but also with the power delivery and telecommunications industries.