Sector focus

Legal support for
digital-asset infrastructure.

For businesses building tokenisation, blockchain data, identity and other infrastructure for digital assets. Institutional customers and partners need clarity on what your technology does, who is responsible for what and which rights each party holds. We help connect the contracts, governance arrangements and regulatory questions around your business model.

How we can help

What we can help with

Turn a complex partnership
into clear commitments.

01

Your outsourced legal function

We handle recurring partnership and licensing agreements, governance changes and practical regulatory questions, while retaining your agreed terms and earlier approvals. Your team spends less time piecing together past advice. Partnership negotiations move faster, with more consistent terms and responsibilities.

See continuing support

02

Partnerships & technology rights

Protect the rights in your platform, data and software. We advise, draft, review and negotiate customer, licensing and strategic-partner agreements, clarifying how the technology can be used, who owns developments and who is responsible for delivery.

See contract review

03

Governance & growth

Know which approvals are required for new partnerships, funding or changes in ownership. We turn governance documents into practical processes and help put your company records in order for scrutiny.

See governance review

Explore our continuing support that does the legal work and leaves your business better organised with every matter, or start with one fixed-fee project.

Practical regulatory support

Know where your model sits,
not just what the technology does.

The legal questions depend on your role in the arrangement: what is being tokenised, who issues or holds the asset, how the product is marketed and what your infrastructure enables. We help you understand the regulatory implications alongside the contracts and governance arrangements.

Our Regulatory Risk Review provides a focused analysis of regulatory red flags and the relevant regulatory perimeter. Where more detailed advice is needed, we provide it within our areas of expertise and bring in additional expertise where the subject or jurisdiction requires it.