New York

Counsel for digital assets and the investigations that follow them.

We advise funds, exchanges, and companies that use crypto and other digital assets. If assets are stolen, disputed, or under review, we follow the transactions and prepare the papers a court or a regulator can use.

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InvestigationsFollow stolen or disputed assets, and write it up for court.

RegulationLicenses, exams, and the rules that apply to your product.

DisputesFreezing assets, going to trial, and answering regulators.

Practices

Seven areas of work. In each one we say what the facts show, and what they do not.

  1. 01Blockchain InvestigationsWe follow stolen, hidden, or disputed crypto across blockchains and explain what a court or a regulator can rely on.
  2. 02Regulatory & ComplianceAdvice on U.S. and European crypto rules, money-transmission licenses, and anti-money-laundering programs.
  3. 03Tokenization & SecuritiesWe set up token sales and tokenized real-world assets, such as bonds or property, so the legal documents match the technology.
  4. 04Smart Contracts & DeFiWe draft and review the terms for crypto protocols and treasuries, including the moments when the code and the contract say different things.
  5. 05NFTs & Intellectual PropertyRights and licensing for NFTs and digital collectibles, including brand deals and enforcement when someone misuses a work.
  6. 06Disputes & LitigationWe represent clients in recovery actions, exchange disputes, protocol failures, and large commercial cases involving digital assets.
  7. 07Cross-Border & InstitutionalAdvice for banks, funds, and companies entering digital assets: custody, trading venues, acquisitions, joint ventures, and launches in more than one country.
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Investigations are handled inside the practice.

When assets move, you need a timeline you can file in court. Our lawyers work with forensic analysts, and we stay responsible for what the affidavit says.

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Insights

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