D2 Legal Technology (D2LT), the acclaimed legal data consulting firm, is excited to announce the appointment of Professor Sarah Green as the head of its digital assets and electronic trade documentation practice. Professor Green joins D2LT after a distinguished tenure as Law Commissioner for Common and Commercial Law at the Law Commission of England and Wales.
Reflecting on her new role, Professor Green stated: “I am immensely proud of the advancements made in commercial and common law during my time with the Law Commission, especially concerning electronic trade documents, digital assets, and arbitration. I look forward to leveraging my experience in legal reform and digitalisation at D2LT, where I see a unique opportunity to drive significant change in legal agreement frameworks, taxonomies, and processes, harnessing the potential of digital assets, electronic trade documents, and AI.”
D2LT’s CEO and Founder, Akber Datoo, remarked: “We are thrilled to welcome Sarah to D2LT. Her unparalleled experience and track record of driving digital transformation will be invaluable as we push the boundaries in digital assets, smart contracts, and electronic trade documentation. Her expertise will help advance our efforts in benefiting commerce and financial services.”
Before joining D2LT, Professor Green served as Law Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law from January 2020. She has received numerous accolades, including the International Chamber of Commerce’s Award for “Individual Who Has Made the Greatest Contribution to the Digitalisation of Trade” and the “Outstanding Achievement Award” at the British Legal Technology Awards. She was also featured on the “Women in Fintech Power List” and Bloomberg’s Crypto List “Who to Watch.” Professor Green is a Professor of Private Law at the University of Bristol, with previous roles at the University of Oxford and Accenture. She has published extensively on topics such as virtual currencies, blockchain, smart contracts, and digitised asset law.
