The industries I know from the inside.
My experience spans law, technology, marketing, retail, real estate, and finance. I have built and helped launch businesses across them, which means I understand how owners in each actually make decisions, where the economics sit, and how a legal choice moves the business beyond the immediate issue.
That matters because the best legal work is rarely just legal. Knowing an industry from the inside is what lets me anticipate the problem before it surfaces, find the leverage the other side has not connected to the rest of the story, and give advice that fits how the business actually runs.
Industries I serve.
Technology & software
Founders and companies building software and data products: ownership and chain of title, licensing and data terms, AI and vendor agreements, and the diligence that a raise or a sale will eventually demand.
IT & managed services
Service providers and their clients: master service agreements, service levels, data-handling and security terms, subcontractor arrangements, and disputes over scope and performance.
Marketing & creative agencies
Agencies and the brands they serve: client and vendor contracts, ownership of deliverables and creative work, data and privacy in advertising and analytics, and contractor arrangements.
Professional services & law firms
Firms and practices as businesses: partnership and ownership arrangements, engagement and referral terms, confidentiality, and the disputes that arise between principals or with clients.
Real estate
Owners, investors, and operators: purchase and sale terms, leasing, ownership and entity structure, boundary and easement questions, and disputes with contractors, tenants, or adjacent development.
Retail & consumer
Product and service businesses: supplier and vendor agreements, terms of sale, warranty and consumer questions, and the contracts that govern how a business reaches its customers.
Skilled trades & home services
Established trade and service companies: contracts and change orders, collections and non-payment, warranty and workmanship disputes, and the terms that keep a job from becoming a lawsuit.
Founders, investors & private wealth
Individuals who have built, exited, or invested: financial strategy and structuring, protecting and deploying capital, private family and financial decisions, and a single trusted counsel to coordinate it all.
If your industry is not listed here, the underlying work is often the same. It is still worth a conversation.
Before and alongside practicing law, I worked in artificial intelligence and business strategy, and inside or alongside law firms, banks, wealth management firms, marketing firms, and technology companies. I have also built and helped launch businesses across several of the industries above.
That is why I am interested not only in what the law permits, but in how a decision affects revenue, operations, and relationships. Knowing the industry is what turns a competent legal answer into a useful one.
The best legal work is rarely just legal.