The record, by practice.

Buyer-side, provider-side and developer-side, across the site, compute and application layers.

Protocol-side, opposite chartered banks and counsel across jurisdictions.

1. Institutional custody

   Company-side counsel to the developer of a major layer-one blockchain on a multiyear protocol technical support agreement with a federally chartered digital-asset bank, covering qualified-custody collateral and tri-party collateral management.

2. Ecosystem

   Ecosystem support, grant and partnership agreements for a layer-one blockchain foundation, negotiated against counterparty counsel in Asia.

3. Exchange partnership

   Crypto-as-a-service partnership agreement with a digital-asset exchange, for a layer-one ecosystem.

4. Token documentation

   Token rights and distribution documentation for a consumer digital-asset network with holders across multiple jurisdictions.

5. Compliance

   Anti-money-laundering program and platform terms for digital-asset applications, including the money-transmission analysis underneath them.

6. Platform terms

   Terms of use, privacy and content policies for a smart-contract collaboration platform, reviewed against its wallet, oracle and reward architecture to hold its non-custodial position.

7. Capital provision

   Capital-provision and revenue-share arrangement with an on-chain data protocol drawing on a decentralized exchange’s liquidity, on behalf of the capital provider, including staged investment and recoupment terms.

8. Structuring

   Foundation and DAO structuring, including offshore vehicles in the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands.

Sponsor-side from the general partner chain to the subscription documents, and the private-securities questions around the raise.

1. Fund formation

   Sponsor-side formation of an AI compute infrastructure fund raising up to $900 million: private placement memorandum, limited partnership agreement, investment management agreement, general partner and management company agreements, and subscription documents. Restructured from a $200 million Section 3(c)(1) fund into a Rule 506(c) offering to qualified purchasers under Section 3(c)(7) as the target raise grew, with a whole-fund European waterfall with clawback, an investment manager positioned for SEC registration, and the related-party approval and indemnification architecture required where the sponsor owns every entity in the chain.

2. Sponsor structuring

   Structuring and formation of a multi-entity venture platform: the general partner chain, the management company, parallel vehicles and fund documents built to carry to the next fund without re-papering.

3. Fund platform

   Multi-fund platform for a private capital group: a complete sponsor-side suite for its first fund, with the finder, introducer and non-circumvention program behind a raise across the United States, the Gulf and Africa.

4. Offering conversion

   Conversion of a private offering from Rule 506(b) to Rule 506(c) general solicitation, with an accredited-investor verification regime built on minimum-investment thresholds and investor self-certification under the SEC’s March 2025 no-action guidance.

5. Finder arrangements

   Finder, introducer and network-referral arrangements for sponsors and venture platforms, structured around the transaction-based compensation line that separates a finder from an unregistered broker-dealer.

Built for the platforms themselves, from the terms of service up.

1. Platform suite

   Complete legal suite for a funded-trader proprietary trading platform: evaluation and challenge terms of service, trader independent-contractor agreements, payout framework, a unified privacy policy across affiliated brands, and shared-services arrangements.

2. Restructuring

   Offshore restructuring of a trading-services business through Cayman and British Virgin Islands vehicles, coordinated with offshore counsel.

3. Platform agreements

   Trader agreement and market data license agreement for a funded-trader platform.

4. Trading network

   Asset-management platform agreement and trading and clearing agreements for a quantitative trading network.

5. Strategy tool

   Terms of service for an AI-assisted strategy-building product, with the license architecture that keeps strategy ownership, training data and the improvement loop with the platform.

Financings, governance and the agreements that decide what a company owns.

1. Financing

   Series A amended and restated certificate of incorporation and related reorganization for a venture-backed software company, including a British Virgin Islands incorporation.

2. Governance

   Second amended and restated operating agreement for a closely held company, covering buy-sell terms, transfer restrictions and the distribution waterfall.

3. Outside general counsel

   Outside general counsel to a technology company: board and stockholder approvals, founder intellectual-property assignments and ratification of prior stock issuances.

4. Equity for services

   Recruitment services agreements for a search firm placing with AI companies, with fees paid in client equity and warrants rather than cash.

5. People and IP

   Consultant agreement and invention-assignment program for a public technology company, including the California employee-invention notice.