From the first foundational contract to a sell-side exit, we cover the legal terrain a technology company crosses. Each engagement is scoped to the decision in front of you, not padded to fill a retainer.
Six instruments orbit one practice. Choose a node, or let the console walk you through them.
Governance frameworks, model and deployment policies, and risk assessments for companies that build, sell, and rely on AI, built to hold up with regulators, customers, and courts.
Governance frameworks, model and deployment policies, and risk assessments for companies that build, sell, and rely on AI, built to hold up with regulators, customers, and courts.
ExplorePrivacy programs, data processing agreements, and cross-border strategy for products that run on personal data, led by CIPP/US-certified counsel.
ExploreThe agreements that run your business: customer terms, vendor and partner deals, and the negotiation playbooks that let your team move at speed.
ExploreLicensing, SaaS, data, and platform agreements structured around how technology is actually built, deployed, and sold.
ExploreSell-side and growth transactions for founders and operators, from first term sheet through diligence to close.
ExploreEmbedded senior counsel for companies that need judgment on call without the cost or commitment of a full-time hire.
ExploreEvery inquiry is triaged the way a matter would be. If it belongs on the docket, you hear yes. If another counsel would serve you better, you hear that instead, with a name where we have one.
You are shipping, buying, or governing AI and need a defensible position.
FitA customer, vendor, investor, or acquirer is asking serious legal questions.
FitYour contract volume is growing and the current process is slowing the business.
FitYou need senior technology counsel, but not a full-time general counsel.
FitYou need litigation counsel, tax advice, immigration advice, or criminal defense.
ReferYou are looking for a generic document template without legal review.
ReferThe matter is urgent, confidential, and cannot wait for a conflicts check.
ReferThe work is outside technology, data, commercial contracts, or transactions.
ReferTriage rule // if the decision touches product, data, customers, financing, or a transaction, it belongs here.
Six files pulled from the kinds of matters this practice runs. They are illustrative matter types, not client results or guarantees. The common thread is a technology business facing a decision that needs to be documented, negotiated, or defended.
Reviewing model use, data flows, terms, disclosures, and internal guardrails before an AI feature reaches enterprise customers.
Reading a vendor DPA against the main agreement, subprocessors, breach obligations, and data-use rights before signature.
Building customer terms, order forms, fallback positions, and internal playbooks so routine deals stop bottlenecking on legal.
Structuring license scope, ownership, API access, usage rights, restrictions, and economics around how the product actually works.
Preparing contracts, IP, data, vendor issues, and founder risk points before a buyer or investor begins diligence.
Owning recurring legal decisions, triage, contract flow, and specialist-counsel coordination for teams without in-house counsel.
We match the engagement to the decision in front of you. The first step is a fit check, not a billable project, and every matter starts only after conflicts are cleared and terms are agreed in writing.
We confirm whether the question sits inside our focus and whether we are the right counsel for it before asking for confidential detail.
No chargeWe check conflicts before taking a matter. If we cannot act, we say so early and keep the exchange limited.
Before substanceAn attorney-client relationship begins only after a signed engagement letter defines the client, matter, scope, and fees.
In writingDiscrete work such as policy builds, contract systems, DPA reviews, and diligence preparation, scoped to a defined output.
Fixed feeOngoing legal judgment on a monthly structure when the need is recurring, embedded, or cross-functional.
Monthly