Advised on nine-figure private placement round for a regional cannabis industry giant (2024).

Successfully negotiated 7-figure cash settlement and award of attorneys fees on behalf of shareholder in South Florida food franchise dispute (2024).

Secured a near seven-figure settlement on behalf of crypto mining company in federal litigation involving global currency exchange and suppliers (2024).

Represented international publisher of academic materials in termination and renewal of rights agreements for Ivy League universities before major North-American distributors.

Represented commercial clients in high-stakes restrictive covenant litigation in Florida, including non-competes, non-solicitation, trade secrets and NDAs; securing favorable outcomes for both employers and employees in healthcare and real estate industries.

Represented healthcare industry creditor clients in bankruptcy actions in federal court. Reduced preferential transfer claim against client by over 90% of debtor demand.

The SEC and CFTC have issued new guidance on when crypto assets may fall under federal securities laws. From staking and mining to token offerings and airdrops, the interpretation offers important signals about how regulators may approach digital asset markets going forward.

Can Puerto Rico athletes save on local taxes? This guide explains how PR athletes playing abroad can structure income, businesses, and nonprofit initiatives for their ventures on the island. And whether Act 60 incentives can apply.

Running a website or app with user posts? Learn when you can be liable for third-party content — and how DMCA Safe Harbor rules protect platforms.

Have a great idea—but worried someone might steal it? Here’s the truth: Ideas alone aren’t protected… but what you build, write, brand, and register can be. This guide breaks down copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and NDAs—so you know exactly how real protection works.

Puerto Rico’s Act 60 offers 0% tax on certain capital gains — but only for post-residency appreciation. Here’s what actually qualifies, how the 5% rule works, and what remains taxable.

Got a signature dish? Recipes aren’t protected like patents — but restaurants still have legal tools to keep them secret. Here’s how.

Raising capital without going public? A private placement lets companies raise money legally from select investors — here’s how it works.

Puerto Rico offers a 4% corporate tax rate under Act 60 — but only for qualifying export service businesses. Here’s how Chapter 3 really works, and where most business owners get it wrong.

Developing an invention? Before you build, pitch, or file, make sure you understand these 8 legal and business considerations that can make—or break—your idea.

IPO or ICO? Both raise capital — but under very different rules. Learn the key legal, financial, and risk differences founders and investors should understand.

Puerto Rico Act 60 can reduce corporate taxes to 4% and eliminate certain capital gains—but only if you meet strict residency and sourcing rules. This guide breaks down what works, what doesn’t, and how to structure it properly.

Freelancing isn’t just about talent—it’s about negotiation. Learn how to set rates, protect your work with contracts, and avoid scope creep so your freelance career stays profitable and sustainable.

The California Consumer Privacy Act has transformed how businesses handle personal data. Learn what rights consumers have, which companies must comply, and how to avoid costly penalties.

Before signing a book publishing deal, understand the rights you’re granting, how royalties work, and what contractual protections you need as a writer.

U.S. businesses that collect or process data from EU residents may be subject to the EU’s GDPR. Learn what companies must do to comply and avoid enforcement actions under international privacy law.

Owning a domain name does not automatically give you trademark rights. But can a “.com” name actually be registered as a trademark? The answer depends on distinctiveness, consumer perception, and recent Supreme Court decisions. Here’s what entrepreneurs need to know before building a brand around a domain name.

Many companies assume employee handbooks are optional—but they can be one of the most important tools for setting workplace expectations and reducing legal risk. In this article we explain what employee handbooks are, whether they are legally required, and why they help businesses stay compliant.

Sending marketing texts? You might be violating the law without realizing it. SMS marketing is powerful—but heavily regulated. Here’s what you need to know before hitting “send.”

Can you copyright software? Yes, but not in the way most people think. Here’s what is actually protected… and what isn’t.