Joseph Hall

6 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Joseph Hall

The first question facing policymakers addressing the need for sensible crypto regulation is how to distinguish securities from cryptoassets. The growing consensus in Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission is that the dividing line between securities and crypto should be the degree of “decentralization” in the network or blockchain protocol on which the cryptoasset is issued and recorded.

1 month ago | evdriven.com | Jake Richardson |Joseph Hall |Myth Dispulsion |David Benson

Yes, it is optional, but still rather a pressure to keep up. It is based on the energy density of diesel. But diesel must die and soon, so we want to recalibrate how we think about truck transport with batteries and it works better for less hours on the road, which is also beneficial for human drivers. see moreWhat does energy density of diesel have to do with scheduling breaks? What makes you think BEV Class 7/8 trucks will spend less time on the road?

Nov 13, 2024 | mondaq.com | Daniel Gibbons |Randall D. Guynn |Joseph Hall |Luigi De Ghenghi

DP Davis Polk & Wardwell More Davis Polk provides premier legal services to businesses worldwide, distinguished by deep industry knowledge, a collaborative culture, and client-centric focus. With over 1,000 attorneys situated in key financial and political centers, the firm delivers sophisticated, practical solutions for navigating complex legal matters.

Jul 24, 2024 | corpgov.law.harvard.edu | Margaret E. Tahyar |Joseph Hall |David Zilberberg |Davis Polk

Chevron, FTC, Loper Bright, SEC, Supreme CourtMore from: David Zilberberg, Joseph Hall, Margaret Tahyar, Davis PolkMargaret E. Tahyar and Joseph A. Hall are Partners and David A. Zilberberg is a Counsel at Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP. This post is based on a Davis Polk memorandum by Ms. Tahyar, Mr. Hall, Mr. Zilberberg, Loyti Cheng, Paul D. Marquardt, and Mario Verdolini.

Jun 10, 2024 | news.bloombergtax.com | Joseph Hall

Why are so many federal agencies charged with regulating financial services? Other countries with a robust financial sector (the UK, for example) task a unified regulator with financial-market oversight. Are we doing something inefficient at best and, at worst, feeding uncertainty that characterizes the federal approach to digital-asset regulation?