Crowell & Moring has brought on blockchain veteran Michelle Gitlitz to head its blockchain and digital assets practice group out of the firm’s New York office.
Gitlitz had a long career with Blank Rome, where she worked since 2004 before leaving recently for Crowell. During her time at Blank Rome, she founded and co-chaired the firm’s blockchain technology and digital currencies practice.
One draw that helped lure Gitlitz to Crowell was its dedication to the firmwide digital transformation initiative, a cross-disciplinary practice that her group is part of. It advises on digital change issues, including AI-enabled programs, digital advertising, ...
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