In a recent Law360 article, Baker McKenzie partners David Zaslowsky and Peter Chan explore how the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, though still pending in Congress, can be used to influence litigation strategy in crypto‑related matters in terms of shaping how courts, regulators and litigants view questions of jurisdiction, classification and regulatory uncertainty.David and Peter explain that even before enactment, the Clarity Act can be used to strengthen fair‑notice and due‑process arguments, support stays…
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