DISCIPLINES · A FOLIO IN SIX PARTS

The architecture
of counsel.

Six disciplines. One firm. Composed across decades, not delivered by the hour.

EngagementRetainer
CadenceContinuous
HorizonDecades
PricingAt consultation
PRACTICE

The transactional half. A filing. A draft. A registration. A closing letter follows.

Practice ledger
DISCIPLINES

The relational half. A standing posture. We watch, we anticipate, we accompany.

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I§PLANNING
DISCIPLINE · ESTATE PLANNING

Estate Planning

Continuity across generations.

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What we watch

Continuity across generations.

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How we sit

Estate Planning is the discipline of carrying a family forward — not just the assets, but the relationships, the tensions, the hopes that move with them. Some families need a will and a pour-over trust. Others need a family office, a private trust company, an offshore structure, or a multi-generational governance plan that anticipates a daughter's marriage, a son's bankruptcy, a grandchild's transition into the family business.

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When you should call

The technical work — wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, Medicaid and elder-care planning, probate administration — is the easy part. The hard part is sitting with a family and understanding what they are actually trying to preserve.

II§ESTATE
DISCIPLINE · REAL ESTATE

Real Estate

Ownership as architecture — protected and transferable.

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What we watch

Ownership as architecture — protected and transferable.

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How we sit

Real Estate is the discipline of protecting what a person owns in the physical world — closings, title, financing, leases, the physical things people can stand inside. Most clients who can afford serious counsel own real property that needs to be protected, transferred, and taxed correctly. Our Juris Automata platform monitors filings and lease expirations — clients see their entire holdings on a single dashboard, and the cost of staying current drops because the work that used to require quarterly check-ins now surfaces automatically.

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When you should call

III§PROPERTY
DISCIPLINE · INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Intellectual Property

Defensible architecture in the intangible.

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What we watch

Defensible architecture in the intangible.

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How we sit

Intellectual Property is the discipline of protecting the assets that exist only because the law says they do — trademarks, copyrights, patents, licensing, brand strategy. A founder owns a portfolio of trademarks. A musician owns a recording catalog. We help clients navigate who owns it, how it is transferred, how it is taxed, and how it is defended when someone else wants it.

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When you should call

IV§LAW
DISCIPLINE · AI LAW

AI Law

Operating inside legal uncertainty — not waiting for clarity.

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What we watch

Operating inside legal uncertainty — not waiting for clarity.

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How we sit

AI Law is the discipline of counseling the people building, deploying, and depending on systems that the law has not yet figured out how to think about. A founder building an autonomous agent that signs contracts. A studio licensing a voice model trained on a deceased artist. An investor whose portfolio company's product is a fine-tuned model whose weights may or may not be its property. A creator who used a frontier model to draft a screenplay and now learns the screenplay may not be copyrightable. The law is moving — Thaler, Bartz, the Copyright Office reports, California's SB 53, the EU AI Act, the patchwork of state laws — and most of it is moving while clients are already operating.

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When you should call

We do not pretend to have settled answers. We work alongside clients to make defensible decisions inside unsettled questions: which model to choose and on what terms, how to document human authorship to preserve copyright, how to allocate liability when an AI agent acts, how to structure a company whose value lives in weights and prompts. We publish in this space and we expect to influence how the law develops.

V§DIGITAL
DISCIPLINE · CRYPTOCURRENCY, TOKENS AND DIGITAL ASSETS

Cryptocurrency, Tokens and Digital Assets

Protecting wealth that lives outside the institutional safety net.

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What we watch

Protecting wealth that lives outside the institutional safety net.

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How we sit

Cryptocurrency, Tokens and Digital Assets is the discipline of protecting wealth that exists in places the traditional system was not built to reach. A client may hold seven figures in Bitcoin, a portfolio of NFTs with no recognized appraisal market, a Solana wallet of speculative tokens, a domain portfolio. The institutions that quietly handle real property — banks, custodians, executors, appraisers — often do not exist for these assets, or exist in forms the client should not trust without counsel.

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When you should call

The work is concrete: structured custody, multi-signature arrangements, trustees who can actually administer a wallet, succession plans that release assets to heirs without exposing private keys to probate, valuation methods that hold up under IRS scrutiny. We help clients build the equivalent of a private bank for assets that have no bank — and we do it with the same composure we bring to a real estate closing. Discreetly. Without theatrics.

VI§STREAMING
DISCIPLINE · ART, STREAMING & ENTERTAINMENT

Art, Streaming & Entertainment Law

Seeing the whole field — economics, technology, IP, cultural infrastructure.

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What we watch

Seeing the whole field — economics, technology, IP, cultural infrastructure.

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How we sit

Art, Streaming & Entertainment Law is the discipline of representing the people who make culture and the businesses that move it. Streaming is not an addendum to entertainment law — it is the central economic fact of the field. Royalty structures, platform-specific terms, the difference between a deal that pays a creator and a deal that looks like it pays a creator, the way a master recording's revenue flows through six platforms and three intermediaries before it reaches the artist. We know this terrain. We also represent fine artists — gallery agreements, tokenization of physical works, postmortem rights, archive transfers — and the cultural businesses that move work between markets.

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When you should call

For our clients in this space, our Juris Automata platform builds custom agents that monitor opportunities: new streaming markets, gallery openings, licensing deals, platform terms changes, infringement alerts. The agents do not replace counsel. They make sure the artist or business owner sees what is happening before it is too late to act.

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Counsel is composed — never siloed.
Every discipline talks to the others.
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