Digital asset and connected-technology businesses get built faster than the law around them settles. We help clients structure the activity before it hardens: what the asset actually is, who holds it, which jurisdictions are in play, and what exchanges, banks, custodians and investors will require before they will deal with you.

That work runs from token and platform structure through custody, reporting and the agreements behind each transaction, and it extends to the hardware side, the connected devices and networks that carry the data and raise their own security, privacy and liability questions. Our counsel comes from an operator’s chair as well as a lawyer’s, so it accounts for how these systems are actually built and run.