AI Lawyer, General Counsel and Legal Scholar

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Nice toMeet ya.

I work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and regulated industries, with a particular focus on the legal systems being reshaped by increasingly autonomous AI.

My work spans AI governance, autonomous agents, market integrity, healthcare regulation, and the emerging questions of authority, liability, and accountability created when machines begin acting rather than merely advising.

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Startup General Counsel

AI-Law Scholar

CFTC & NIST Policy Contributor

Author & Speaker

Startup General Counsel AI-Law Scholar CFTC & NIST Policy Contributor Author & Speaker

Law for systems that inccreasingly act on their own

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Artificial intelligence is moving from systems that generate information to systems that make decisions, execute transactions, communicate with third parties, and act with increasing autonomy.

Law was largely built around human actors.

My work examines what happens when that assumption begins to break.

I am a technology lawyer, former startup General Counsel, and legal scholar whose work focuses on the emerging legal architecture for artificial intelligence. Across scholarship, legal practice, policy engagement, and public writing, I examine how existing doctrines of authority, intent, liability, evidence, privilege, and professional responsibility apply when AI systems become increasingly capable of acting in the world.

My broader work extends into regulated industries, particularly healthcare and financial markets, where artificial intelligence is colliding with legal frameworks designed for very different technologies.

The Intent Gap

The Third Party in the Machine

Upstream Scienter

The Intent Gap The Third Party in the Machine Upstream Scienter