The Future of Contract Law

The book delves into how blockchain technology and digital tools are reshaping traditional contract law by enabling self-executing contracts that automatically execute and enforce terms. It examines the legal implications of these innovations, focusing on their potential to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve security. The book also discusses the challenges of integrating these technologies into existing legal frameworks, addressing concerns related to privacy, regulation, and dispute resolution. As the legal landscape adapts to the digital age, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of how smart contracts could define the future of contract law and their impact on global business and legal practices.

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Dr. Talebi is a member of the Dispute Resolution Council (Shora-ye Hall-e Ekhtelaf), with expertise in legal mediation and arbitration. He has ongoing involvement with the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, including experience in civil and general public courts (Dadgah-ha-ye 'Omumi va Hoquqi). He is a university lecturer in Legal Studies.