Cryptocurrency Lawyer | Web3 Lawyer
With 10 years of cryptocurrency law experience, we help Web3 businesses cut through red tape and forge a path to sustainable growth.
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With the SEC, CFTC, FinCEN, and other regulators bearing down on crypto, entrepreneurs can’t afford to put legal compliance on the back burner.
Do things right from day one and create a foundation for long-lasting success. Trust the crypto lawyers who have guided blockchain entrepreneurs since 2014!
Our crypto law firm provides legal and tax services for a wide range of cryptocurrency and blockchain-based startups, including:
Anyone who’s building on the blockchain should be aware of securities laws.
The SEC has been cracking down on the industry for several years now, particularly when it comes to initial coin offerings (ICOs) and DeFi lending products.
If you’re launching a token, exchange, wallet, or dApp, be sure to consult with an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer first!
Both the FTC and SEC have the power to issue hefty fines or even sue your business for unlawful advertising practices. Your company can also be legally responsible for claims made by affiliate marketers.
Our team can review all of your marketing and advertising materials to ensure they comply with the law, helping you avoid legal problems that could cause your business to collapse.
Our affiliated company, Gordon Tax, provides industry-leading accounting services for cryptocurrency businesses.
If your company is accepting cryptocurrency payments, paying employees in cryptocurrency, holding crypto as an investment, or interacting with cryptocurrencies in any way, you need an accountant who understands how to report these transactions using GAAP-compliant accounting.
Gordon Tax can prepare your financial statements, balance sheets, and profit and loss (P&L) statements. They also help with reporting crypto taxes for businesses and individuals!
The SEC isn’t the only government agency that can come after crypto businesses. FinCEN also has strict requirements related to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures.
Failing to comply could lead to harsh penalties, but our experienced cryptocurrency attorneys can guide you through.
Many operators in the crypto industry, from exchanges to traders to Bitcoin ATMs, are considered Money Service Businesses.
This type of business may require a federal MSB license, as well as a state-issued Money Transmitter License (MTL).
A cryptocurrency lawyer can help you determine whether you qualify as an MSB and, if so, help you obtain the required licenses.
Before you get started with registering a business, it’s essential to understand the right entity for your needs, where you should register your startup, and each founder’s rights and obligations.
There may be additional legal considerations when you have founders from multiple countries.
Gordon Law can help you get set up quickly, while ensuring your crypto business is positioned for long-lasting success!
Every business will need a contract law attorney at some point—whether you’re dividing founder equity, courting investors, hiring independent contractors, or simply buying equipment.
Gordon Law can take care of all your business contract needs. We can even assist with the legal aspects of smart contracts.
The cryptocurrency industry involves unique intellectual property concerns. For example, if you’re launching a collection of NFTs, should you license out rights to commercialize the NFTs to owners? Do you want to attach licensing fees and/or royalties to such commercial uses?
Our crypto-savvy intellectual property lawyers will make sure you’re fully covered!
Enjoy peace of mind knowing you have an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer on hand to handle any legal questions you may have, both professional and personal. Outside general counsel services are an affordable option for companies that don’t have the need or budget for in-house counsel.
Anyone who’s building on the blockchain should be aware of securities laws.
The SEC has been cracking down on the industry for several years now, particularly when it comes to initial coin offerings (ICOs) and DeFi lending products.
If you’re launching a token, exchange, wallet, or dApp, be sure to consult with an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer first!
Both the FTC and SEC have the power to issue hefty fines or even sue your business for unlawful advertising practices. Your company can also be legally responsible for claims made by affiliate marketers.
Our team can review all of your marketing and advertising materials to ensure they comply with the law, helping you avoid legal problems that could cause your business to collapse.
Our affiliated company, Gordon Tax, provides industry-leading accounting services for cryptocurrency businesses.
If your company is accepting cryptocurrency payments, paying employees in cryptocurrency, holding crypto as an investment, or interacting with cryptocurrencies in any way, you need an accountant who understands how to report these transactions using GAAP-compliant accounting.
Gordon Tax can prepare your financial statements, balance sheets, and profit and loss (P&L) statements. They also help with reporting crypto taxes for businesses and individuals!
The SEC isn’t the only government agency that can come after crypto businesses. FinCEN also has strict requirements related to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures.
Failing to comply could lead to harsh penalties, but our experienced cryptocurrency attorneys can guide you through.
Many operators in the crypto industry, from exchanges to traders to Bitcoin ATMs, are considered Money Service Businesses.
This type of business may require a federal MSB license, as well as a state-issued Money Transmitter License (MTL).
A cryptocurrency lawyer can help you determine whether you qualify as an MSB and, if so, help you obtain the required licenses.
Before you get started with registering a business, it’s essential to understand the right entity for your needs, where you should register your startup, and each founder’s rights and obligations.
There may be additional legal considerations when you have founders from multiple countries.
Gordon Law can help you get set up quickly, while ensuring your crypto business is positioned for long-lasting success!
Every business will need a contract law attorney at some point—whether you’re dividing founder equity, courting investors, hiring independent contractors, or simply buying equipment.
Gordon Law can take care of all your business contract needs. We can even assist with the legal aspects of smart contracts.
The cryptocurrency industry involves unique intellectual property concerns. For example, if you’re launching a collection of NFTs, should you license out rights to commercialize the NFTs to owners? Do you want to attach licensing fees and/or royalties to such commercial uses?
Our crypto-savvy intellectual property lawyers will make sure you’re fully covered!
Enjoy peace of mind knowing you have an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer on hand to handle any legal questions you may have, both professional and personal. Outside general counsel services are an affordable option for companies that don’t have the need or budget for in-house counsel.
Our team was founded by Andrew Gordon, an industry-leading cryptocurrency attorney and CPA. Since 2014, we’ve helped more than 1,000 crypto investors and entrepreneurs overcome legal hurdles.
Fueled by our passion for financial innovation, we provide the knowledge and support you need to build with confidence.
Highly experienced attorneys dedicated to your peace of mind.
While other law firms have recently hopped on the crypto bandwagon, Gordon Law has been the industry’s most trusted guide for 10 years. We have a personal passion for crypto because we believe in a better financial future for all.
With a deep understanding of both blockchain technology and the complex regulations that surround it, we make sure red tape doesn’t hinder your growth.
