Six practices — space law, emerging technology, regulatory, capital, AI and founder counsel — held by one principal, for clients who would otherwise assemble six advisors.
Licence applications, supervisory responses, breach architecture, and the conversations that close a regulator's open questions before they become written ones. VARA, FINMA, SFC, MAS, IFSCA.
Round architecture for regulated entities. Lawful Indian institutional capital through GIFT City. Family office introductions. Tokenised distribution rails.
Where to deploy AI inside a mid-market business, what to govern, and which decisions a serious firm should still want a human to make. Strategy first, deployment second.
For first-time founders in moments they have not been in before — board fracture, capital reset, co-founder departure, an inbound press cycle, a relaunch that needs a new story.
The orbital economy is moving faster than the regime that governs it. Counsel on resource rights, debris and traffic, registration and liability — and the policy advocacy that shapes the rules before they harden.
A deliberately open practice for the technologies that arrive before their rules do — tokenised real-world assets, AI governance, digital assets, and whatever the next frontier turns out to be.
Satellite constellation, tokenised fund, supervisory query, board in fracture — the work is the same: read where the rules are heading, take a position defensible today and survivable tomorrow, and, where the rule is still a draft, help write it. A serious operator's problems rarely fit inside one practice; the firm holds all six.
The firm takes on a small number of new retainers each year. First conversations carry no fee and no commitment. They begin with a written introduction.
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