Cryptocurrency Law
Most lawyers have to be brought up to speed on how cryptocurrency actually works before they can advise on it, and you pay for that time. I do not need that. Alongside legal practice I run a cryptocurrency mining operation and have a substantial background in computer hardware, so the technical explanation is not the part you have to fund.
- Tax treatment and liability on cryptocurrency holdings and disposals
- Recovery of cryptocurrency, or its value, after theft, fraud or a failed exchange
- Civil disputes involving digital assets
- Criminal matters where cryptocurrency is a feature
- Cryptocurrency in relationship property and estates
- Advice on mining operations, hardware and hosting arrangements
- Explaining a technical position to another lawyer, an insurer, or a Court
When to call: as soon as assets are at risk. Tracing is a race, and the window is short.
The first conversation costs nothing and carries no obligation. Get in touch and you will get a straight answer about where you stand.