Olta Andoni is a New York-admitted attorney and academic with a vast experience in International Intellectual Property Law and Financial Market Compliance. She graduated in 2009 from Chicago, Kent- College of Law with an LL.M. in International Intellectual Property Law to pursue later with a Certificate in Financial Market Compliance from Chicago-Kent, College of Law. She graduated with an LL.B. from University of Tirana School of Law. Olta’s practice focuses on IP Law, Business, Financial Services including insider trading, investigations, cybersecurity, money laundering, and technology Industries with a breadth of knowledge on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Laws across multiple jurisdictions internationally.
A polished international lawyer, Olta has proudly represented foreign and domestic companies of all sizes, with a particular passion for supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Her cosmopolitan attitude and incomparable integrity has billed her as a trusted thought leader in the growing Blockchain legal scene. A true entrepreneurial evangelist, Olta relishes in guiding disruptive startups leveraging Blockchain, assuring compliant maneuvering through the next technological generation.
Olta is an educator at heart and thrives from sharing her knowledge and passion with others. As a Professor for the School of American Law, Chicago-Kent, College of Law she lectures on Antitrust Law, Introduction to American Law and Comparative Law. Regularly lecturing in several countries around the world, she enjoys simplifying the complicated American legal landscape for other aspiring international lawyers. A founding member of the CryptoLaw Podcast, Olta loves to spend her day helping others bridge the divide between current regulatory frameworks and technology’s ever-evolving impact on the law. Olta’s research right now concentrates on exploring the range of antitrust issues including price-fixing schemes and anticompetitive behavior that adoption of blockchain technology may raise.
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