How Judges Decide Whether Evidence Is Admissible
Introduction Many people think judges “go with their gut” when ruling on evidence. In reality,…
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What Evidence Is Admissible in Court? Explained
Introduction People often assume that if something is “true,” it should automatically be allowed in…
How Lawyers Use Smart Contracts in Real Cases
Introduction Smart contracts are often sold as “self-executing law,” but practicing lawyers see them differently.…
How to Maintain Chain of Custody for Digital Evidence
Introduction Digital evidence fails in court more often due to process gaps than technical flaws.…
Blockchain Evidence and Chain of Custody Explained
Introduction As digital disputes increase, courts are seeing more claims that “the blockchain proves it.”…
What Makes a Smart Contract Legally Binding?
Introduction Many people assume smart contracts are automatically binding because they execute on a blockchain.…
Smart Contract vs Legal Contract: Key Differences
Introduction When people compare smart contract vs legal contract, they often assume one will replace…
Are Smart Contracts Legally Enforceable? Explained
Introduction Smart contracts are often described as “self-executing agreements,” but that phrase causes confusion. In…
Are Smart Contracts Legally Enforceable? Explained
Introduction Smart contracts are often described as “self-executing agreements,” but that phrase causes confusion. In…
Sue Your Landlord in Small Claims Court: What Counts
Introduction If your landlord won’t return your deposit, keeps charging you unfair fees, or ignores…