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MintzTech Connect: All Things Technology — December 2021

As we head into the holiday season of another crazy year marked again by the global pandemic, we want to thank our readers and clients for their support and resilience during these often challenging times. We have been amazed and gratified to see so many of our clients continue to thrive and grow, and we note that many of our clients are posting record performing years. We wish to acknowledge the spirit and grit of those entrepreneurs and we are grateful to have the opportunity to be part of their successes.

We also want to remind readers that in addition to MintzTech Connect, we publish a website called MintzEdge. We’ve built MintzEdge to be a resource for entrepreneurs. Please check it out as we constantly update it. We hope that you find it helpful. We want to highlight that we have added a page about our pets here as we all know how important they have been to so many of us during these unusual times.

We have great content in this edition of MintzTech Connect. We lead with a video on the patentability of blockchain and cryptocurrency. This is followed by an article on SEC Rule 148, which clarifies what one can say (and cannot say) at a Demo Day. Next, we have an article on a recent Delaware Supreme Court decision regarding the advance waiver of appraisal rights, a waiver so often included in venture capital documentation. Lastly, our company spotlight focuses on Miyoko’s Creamery, which offers consumers delicious, plant-based dairy-like products!

Be safe and be well, and enjoy this holiday season,
Dan + Sam


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Authors

Daniel I. DeWolf

Daniel I. DeWolf

Member / Chair, Technology Practice; Co-chair, Venture Capital & Emerging Companies Practice

Daniel I. DeWolf is a leading authority on growth companies and venture capital law — and has worked on pioneering online capital-raising methods. He is immersed in the national and international ecosystem of emerging companies and investors focused on start-ups. He has also been a member of NYU Law School’s faculty since 2003, where he teaches venture capital law.
Samuel Asher Effron

Samuel Asher Effron

Member / Co-chair, Venture Capital & Emerging Companies Practice

Samuel Asher Effron assists Mintz clients with venture capital and private equity transactions, helping start-ups with legal and business matters. He has clients in a variety of technology sectors, including video gaming, music, virtual and augmented reality, and consumer electronics.