Our recent FIRE event was held in June 2018 at Kingston Smith, St Albans.
Interest surrounding cryptocurrencies is huge at the moment, so we were thrilled to have leading legal experts, Christopher Lundie and George Hilton of 2 Temple Gardens, speaking to us about the legal issues surrounding cryptocurrencies.
Our co-sponsor for the evening was Kingston Smith & Partners, the Business Recovery and Insolvency arm of Kingston Smith.
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