Non-fungible Tokens or “NFTs” have become one of the hottest assets in the last year for both buyers and creators alike. NFTs have opened a new revenue stream for businesses of all types, artists, athletes, celebrities, and creative individuals. Unlike traditional art sales, or business dealings, the creators of a NFT can receive a royalty every time the work is sold. Self-replicating NFTs which automatically create digital “prints” of the original NFT multiple this revenue for the creators..
Rose Law Group can help you register your NFT’s, establish the correct smart contracts for copyright, secure licenses for anything supplemental (such as music) used in your NFT, and enforce your intellectual property rights. For art dealers, auction houses, and any institution that deals in NFTs, Rose Law Group will guide you through the evolving maze of securities regulations and anti-money laundering statues that impact NFTs.
NFTs have the potential of providing long-term income to their creators and is the future of property rights. Rose Law Group will help advise on, set up and then protect your NFT portfolio.
Rose Law Group is the first full service law firm with an office in the metaverse, serving metaverse-based businesses. We are the first law firm to add a team of coders, architects and blockchain developers, so we are a one-stop-shop for metaverse business. We also offer event design and hosting on the well-situated land we own in Decentraland.
Our team can also assist with:
- Registering and legally protecting digital assets (including NFT’s, Avatars, Cryptocurrency)
- Risk mitigation for digital assets
- Helping navigate the legal intricacies of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
- Regulatory investigations and defense
- Resolving disputes between customers and cryptocurrency exchanges
- Offering highly skilled 3D modeling using many different softwares, including Rhino, Grasshopper, Blender and 3Dsmax
- Providing 3D renderings and Virtual tours of Web3 properties
- Parametric 3D models and Generative Design, using coding and algorithms to generate responsive 3D models- automating urban planning and design
- Designing and creating VR experiences, mostly used to immerse a client into its future building or on the metaverse
- Creating NFT collections, built an algorithm capable of setting up thousands of different 3D space configurations, and can build VR experiences from these 3D models
- Designing and building out of any metaverse experience, including buildings, tokens, event venues, and even creation of games
- Full service wedding and event planning/implementation, including invitations, NFT favors, etc.
- Creating 3D spatial experiences and deploy them into different Metaverse platforms, such as Decentraland, Sandbox and Somnium Space, among others
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Paul Coble’s ‘Video AI Update of the Week’: Rose Law Group’s AI, intellectual property, and technology law department chair, on how to protect from content fraud
Generative AI is bringing a new type of fraud to the masses: content fraud. Paul Coble, Rose Law Group’s Chair of Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence explains what it is and how you can protect against content fraud.
Paul Coble’s ‘Video AI Update of the Week’: Rose Law Group’s AI, intellectual property, and technology law department chair looks into a case involving AI and the intellectual property of artists
Generative AI has upended the world of copyright. More than a dozen lawsuits are currently working their way through the courts to determine the extent that generative-AI tools step on the intellectual property of authors and artists. Paul Coble, Rose Law Group Chair of Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence, breaks down the latest ruling in the case against the developers
What to do about the Social Security numbers breach; Paul Coble, Rose Law Group’s AI, intellectual property, and technology law department chair, provides some pointers
By Rebecca Schneid | Time Magazine Billions of personal information records may have been exposed in April after a hacking group gained access to records from the background check service National Public Data (NPD), prompting warnings from cybersecurity experts. NPD confirmed this week that a security incident within their company resulted in a leak of personal information, including social security numbers for millions of people.
