Technology now shapes how people communicate, hold assets, build businesses, and protect private lives. The legal questions that follow don’t stay inside a courtroom — they determine the freedoms people rely on every day.
We take on difficult computer law matters because the stakes reach beyond any one case. When new technology meets old legal frameworks, someone has to be prepared to test the limits thoughtfully and forcefully. That’s the work we’ve built our practice around.
This perspective comes through in the video below.
The Conviction Behind the Work
Our practice is rooted in the belief that people deserve meaningful protections as technology reshapes the rules around privacy, speech, and financial independence. That conviction drives the cases we choose — particularly when courts are weighing questions that haven’t been answered before.
We regard code as more than a technical tool. As the video puts it, “Code is speech.” That principle matters to developers, creators, entrepreneurs, and anyone whose ability to participate online can be shaped by a single legal decision.
Why Difficult Cases Deserve a Bold Defense
Some cases require a willingness to enter unfamiliar territory, where the facts are technical and the legal path isn’t yet established. We’ve built our practice by taking on the matters others won’t touch, guided by a focus on “cases that we think are important.” Decisions involving digital assets, cybercrime, blockchain, and online conduct don’t just resolve a dispute — they define how people interact with powerful technologies, institutions, and one another long after the case is closed.
We represent clients nationwide and assist international clients, staying attentive to the individuals whose work, privacy, and expression depend on the digital world. The future of technology shouldn’t be decided only by the loudest institutions or the easiest legal arguments. We see trial-ready advocacy as one way to keep essential questions of freedom in view — and we’re committed to those conversations through every case we take.