16.09.2021

Type: Abreu News

Abreu Advogados gets a 2nd nomination for the Financial Times Awards

Abreu Advogados obtained a second nomination for one of the most important international innovation awards in the sector: the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers Europe 2021.

Abreu Advogados had already been nominated for these important international awards in the category of “Social justice and the Rule of Law” with the project developed in partnership with the blog “Dyslexia Day by Day“, which has been contributing to an inclusive education by clarifying the main legal doubts of parents in the school supervision of dyslexic children.

The law firm has now received a second nomination, this time in the “Moving the Market Forward” category, with the Tokapi project – an innovative platform for selling works of art as Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs).

Facing an unexplored reality, Abreu Advogados team combined its experience in regulation, tax and information technology in one of the most important topics in the Fintech world, to present a solution that implied rethinking the original service and business model.

This project, in partnership with Daniel Lenikus, founder of Topaki, was developed by a team coordinated by Alexandra Courela and composed by Diogo Pereira Duarte, Ricardo Henriques, António Frusoni Gonçalves, Joana Maldonado Reis, José Maria Alves Pereira, Sara Soares, Susana A. Duarte and Sofia Lopes Agostinho.

The Financial Times Innovative Lawyers Europe 2021 Awards are one of the most prestigious European awards in the field of law. Each year they distinguish the most innovative firms and projects on the continent. The awards ceremony will take place on October 14th.

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