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Carlton Fields Hires Prominent Blockchain Attorney Andrew (Drew) Hinkes

Business Transactions   |   Blockchain and Digital Currency   |   Cybersecurity and Privacy   |   Litigation and Trials   |   Technology & Telecommunications   |   March 22, 2019
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Carlton Fields blockchain attorney Andrew (Drew) Hinkes was interviewed by several national publications about his decision to join the firm. Along with his role in the firm’s Business Transactions and Blockchain and Digital Currency practices, Hinkes serves as chief legal officer and general counsel of Athena Blockchain Inc., and as an adjunct professor at New York University’s Stern Business School and the New York University School of Law.
 
The news was featured in American Banker, BlockPublisher, BlockTribune, CoinDesk, Daily Business Review, and Legaltech News, among other publications.
 
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