The “Regulatory Renaissance” is here, and “I don’t get blockchain” is no longer a valid legal defense. Whether you’re a seasoned litigator or a corporate advisor, the BlockchAIn Bootcamp (July 13–17) is your fast track to becoming the most tech-savvy attorney in the room — with high-level insights on digital asset law and AI ethics from the brightest minds in the industry.
Modern legal standards now require technical competence in emerging tech. Here’s what you walk away with.
Gain the “technical competence” now required by modern legal standards around digital assets and AI.
Rub elbows with regulators, innovators, and policy makers at Capitol Technology University.
We provide everything you need to self-report your hours to your respective state bars.
Every CLE attendee receives a complete self-reporting package designed to make bar submission straightforward — built by attorneys, for attorneys.
Each session below is individually designated for CLE credit. Self-reporting is the attendee’s responsibility. The five-day legal curriculum is led by Eric Guthrie, Esq., with EU regulatory sessions from Enrique Aznar, MA, and money-transmitter-licensing sessions from Allisson Maffitt.
Monday, July 13 · representative CLE schedule · all sessions instructed by Eric Guthrie, Esq.
Purchase your ticket for the days of the workshops you’d like to attend (pricing below).
Complete the required registration form so our events team knows which state you need CLE information for — including your name, bar number, firm, and target state.
All ticket sales are final. The conference agenda (speaker lineup and workshops) is subject to change based on professional availability.
MDBA provides certificates for educational purposes. Every state is a snowflake — please verify your specific bar’s rules for self-reporting, out-of-state tech credits, and your state’s CE rules.
While we provide the proof, we don’t guarantee that every state bar will grant credit. (But we’ve designed the sessions to meet the highest standard of legal-tech education.)
Maryland doesn’t mandate CLEs, but Rule 19-301.1 says you must be competent. Consider this gold-star evidence of professional excellence.
In the event of any cancellation, no refunds shall be provided. All ticket sales are final, and the conference agenda is subject to change based on professional availability.