Samuels Yoelin Kantor LLP partner, Victoria Blachly, was recently quoted in two articles about virtual and digital assets in Time Magazine’s online “Tech” section:
Your Digital Legacy: States Grapple with Protecting Our Data After We Die
Protecting Online Assets: 9 Ways to Safeguard Your Digital Legacy
Victoria is the chair for the Oregon State Bar Virtual Assets Work Group, which developed an Oregon Legislative Proposal for statutory changes regarding virtual assets. The proposal will be submitted in 2013 and could be presented to the governor for a law to become effective in 2014.
Victoria has also been appointed as an observer to the Uniform Law Commission’s study group that is examining the national issue of access to digital information.
