Kelman Law has published the latest installment of its weekly Law and Ledger segment, a roundup focused on legal and regulatory developments in the digital asset sector. The March 22, 2026 edition features an opinion editorial by attorneys Alex Forehand and Michael Handelsman, examining current issues shaping crypto regulation, enforcement, and compliance.
About Law and Ledger
Law and Ledger is a regular news segment produced by Kelman Law, a firm focused on digital asset commerce. The series tracks how existing and emerging legal frameworks affect market participants, including exchanges, token issuers, custodians, decentralized finance (DeFi) projects, and service providers.
This Week’s Editorial
The March 22 editorial, authored by Alex Forehand and Michael Handelsman, provides analysis of notable developments in crypto law over the past week. The piece highlights ongoing trends in regulatory oversight and litigation that continue to influence how digital asset businesses operate across jurisdictions.
Why It Matters
- Regulatory clarity remains a key factor for market access, product design, and compliance programs in crypto.
- Court rulings and enforcement actions can set precedents affecting token classifications, disclosures, and trading practices.
- Policy proposals and guidance inform risk management for firms engaging in DeFi, stablecoins, custody, and cross-border services.
Authors
The opinion editorial is written by attorneys Alex Forehand and Michael Handelsman for Kelman Law.