Bloomberg Law
Feb. 5, 2018, 11:30 PM UTC

ICO Legal Star to Leave Big Law for Tech Company

Andrew Ramonas

Cooley LLP’s Marco Santori will become the president of a cryptocurrency services company after helping pioneer an increasingly popular tool to help initial coin offerings comply with securities laws.

The New York-based Cooley partner and leader of its fintech practice will join startup Blockchain Luxembourg S.A., which bills itself as the “world’s leading software platform for digital assets,” the company announced Feb. 5. A Blockchain spokeswoman didn’t give a date for his arrival, saying he will leave Cooley when “he is sure that his clients are supported.”

Santori in October co-authored a white paper on the “Simple Agreement for Future ...

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