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Sharing economy
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying sharing-economy. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2808132-010 : When disruptive firms do not comply with existing rules or effectively create their own exemptions because the existing framework does not reach them, public policy goals can be undermined and incumbe
- 2834531-023 : In the Airbnb case, the selection of the relevant facts and the residency rule that followed from it benefit vested interests, most obviously the hotel industry that stands to lose from Airbnb's compe
- 2834531-024 : The premises on which regulation of a new technology is built may not be facts at all, or at least not the most relevant facts about that innovation, as the assumption that Airbnb hosts are simply cha
- 2939127-011 : Legal Tech's disruptive innovation combined with the principles of the sharing economy requires lawyers and lawmakers to reevaluate their understanding of many areas of law.
- 2939127-012 : Redesigning legal doctrine around sharing and decentralized peer to peer platforms demands out of the box thinking from a profession whose members were trained, both in law school and across their car
- 2939127-029 : The legal disputes already generated by sharing platforms indicate that future blockchain enabled sharing services will not be accepted quickly or without resistance from incumbents whose service or p
- 2998033-006 : Blockchain enabled services should expect the same incumbent resistance that sharing platforms encountered, so technical viability will not by itself produce rapid market acceptance.
- 3071378-011 : Judging by the legal issues that arose around sharing platforms, blockchain-enabled sharing services will likely not be accepted quickly or without resistance from incumbents challenged by new ways of
- 3409548-017 : Blockchain-enabled sharing services are unlikely to be accepted quickly or without resistance, because incumbents challenged by new ways of delivering a service or product will resist, as the existing
- 3782198-008 : The sharing economy is defined as the utilization of previously idle services and goods and the partial use of others' property rights in goods, typically coordinated over a platform rather than throu
- 3782198-009 : The sharing economy requires a reframing of legacy legal regimes, because the legal frameworks regulating disrupted and adjacent industries are often incompatible with the trends the sharing economy g
- 3808859-014 : The sharing economy outran its legal frameworks: the legal regimes governing the disrupted industries were often incompatible with the trends the sharing economy generated, forcing cities and municipa