We believe that the people should have the final say on how their world functions - not an elite few. That's why our governance model is community-driven, with each member's voice equally valued and heard.
Learn MoreCultural sovereignty, community identity, and regional digital infrastructure.
Digital infrastructure, trusted services, and regional modernization.
Cities, states, communities, and private providers building adoption across the Americas.
Mobile-first identity, community growth, and service access.
Digital rights, identity interoperability, and regulated service adoption.
Empowering people to participate in this decentralized Digital World. Get in on the ground floor and join a council of people who come together to consult, deliberate, and make decisions for the Digital World.
Learn MoreCreate a Digital Life, manage your identity, and control your own data.
Verified identity, roles, and governance for businesses and nonprofits.
Tools for communities and regions to organize and self-govern.
Regional and jurisdictional participation in Digital World infrastructure.
Documentation, APIs, and SDKs to build on Digital World.
Digital World enables participating communities and providers to offer interoperable alternatives to centralized digital services. Become a provider, contribute interoperable services, or find providers that meet published Digital World requirements.
Learn MoreThe Digital World will provide developers tools to help build the future, including SDKs for various programming languages which go hand-in-hand with documentation and open-source code, and open standards.
FAQ'sDigital World Meetings will help us connect with like-minded people who share the same value and vision for creating a better future. We're building a new way of living, and we want you to be a part of it.
See all MeetingsDigital World Market is an open, decentralized platform for digital asset trading.
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ADR Experience: Scott has served as an arbitrator in over 50 arbitrations since 1995. He has represented parties in over 200 additional arbitrations. The cases he has handled in arbitration include personal injury, auto accidents, construction, real estate, and medical malpractice. In Utah, the 321 auto arbitration is something that Scott has routinely handled.
Work Experience: Scott is a trial lawyer and has tried cases in both Nevada and Utah. He is a shareholder and also serves as the Managing Director of Christensen & Jensen, P.C.,www.chrisjen.com . Scott’s experience in litigation includes work as counsel for both plaintiffs and defendants in many areas of the law, including insurance coverage, insurance bad faith, personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, professional liability, and construction, as well as construction defect. Prior to joining Christensen & Jensen in 1999, Scott practiced law in Las Vegas as house counsel for two insurance companies and was an associate at a general practice litigation firm. He was appointed as panel arbitrator in the Court Annexed Arbitration Program in the Eighth Judicial District, Clark County, Nevada.
Education:
University of Utah (B.S., cum laude 1988)
University of Utah College of Law (J.D., 1991)
Professional:
Admitted, U.S. District Court, Utah, 1992
ADR Fees: $250 per hour.
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