Artificial Intelligence

We are an AI-native firm, and we represent the companies building and deploying artificial intelligence — along with the investors backing them. Our focus is the work an AI company actually needs from corporate counsel: forming the entity and structuring founder equity, raising capital through SAFEs and priced rounds, and negotiating the commercial and licensing agreements at the center of an AI business — customer contracts, technology and data licenses, and the provisions that allocate risk around training data, model inputs, and AI-generated outputs.

We also help companies put practical AI governance in place: acceptable-use policies, contractual guardrails for the responsible use of AI tools, and the diligence questions that arise when AI technology is acquired, licensed, or sold in a transaction. The aim is to let clients move quickly and capitalize on the technology while managing the real risks that come with it. Where a matter calls for specialized patent prosecution or in-depth privacy and regulatory work, we coordinate with trusted specialists so that the corporate and commercial strategy stays coherent and cost-effective.

This is counsel informed by transactional experience at Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Taft Law, delivered with the efficiency of a practice that uses modern tools and AI in its own work, providing sophisticated advice when and where it matters.