Mag. iur. Selma Talic
Partner, Attorney
Practice Areas
Corporate and Commercial Law,
Civil and White-Collar Criminal Law,
Financial Market Law, Regulatory Law, FinTech
HIGHLIGHTS
Legal Advice and support in the structuring
and implementation of Liechtenstein blockchain structures, in particular various holding structures for decentralised blockchain network infrastructures, restructuring of corporate groups, preparation and implementation of various private token sales and public token offerings, ongoing advice on all related legal matters.
Legal advice and support in various asset recovery proceedings in multiple jurisdictions, including the enforcement of civil liability claims and several criminal proceedings in connection with serious white-collar crime, litigation fraud, money laundering and fraudulent bankruptcy and creditor damage.
Member of the Board of Directors of a licensed and fully digitalized insurance company within an international insurance group with a focus on risk transfer, insurance and data analytics..
Publications:
Cryptoassets & Blockchain 2020, 2021 & 2022 in Lexology GTDT (Co-Author); An Introduction to Dispute Resolution: White-Collar Crime in Chambers Europe 2023 (Co-Author).
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BACKGROUND
Selma was already working for a renowned business consultancy firm in Innsbruck during her law studies. After completing her studies in record time, she was able to make a name for herself as one of the youngest attorneys in Liechtenstein at the time. Her professional career ultimately led her to a well-known international business law firm in Vaduz.
She focuses in particular on advising international companies and regulated financial market infrastructures in the areas of general contract law, corporate and financial market law as well as FinTech/DLT. She builds creative bridges between new business models and applicable law and supports in particular international start-ups and technology companies in setting up, structuring and developing solutions for the implementation of projects.
Through her previous work, Selma has developed a deep understanding of modern business requirements and advises on the implementation of the corporate law process in an evolving regulatory environment. Her aim is to develop optimised strategies that enable clients to achieve their business goals with innovative solutions in compliance with applicable regulations.
In addition, she is advising clients in civil and criminal proceedings, with a particular focus on asset recovery and white-collar crime. In addition to representing aggrieved individuals, this includes assisting companies and individuals in the defence of complex national and international white-collar criminal proceedings, including money laundering, breach of trust and fraud as well as international mutual legal assistance in criminal matters