Murphy's Law
Listed in Crypto Legal · by Murphy's Law · New York, NY · Founded 2025. Listed among digital asset providers on Counterparty Catalogue.
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| ISO 27001 certified | not disclosed | Undisclosed | |||
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About Murphy's Law
Before starting his first-of-its kind crypto-only litigation practice, Liam worked as a Litigation Associate at three NYC law firms, honing his expertise by litigating billion-dollar cases, crafting complaints against crypto fraudsters, and defending executives and politicians against government enforcement actions. At the international big law firm, Paul Hastings, Liam aided three white-collar defense acquittals and defended DeFi and NFT companies from government scrutiny. At the boutique litigation firm founded by leading Quinn Emanuel partners, Selendy Gay, Liam drafted complaints against crypto fraudsters including Terraform Labs and represented the Liquidators of the infamous Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities Ponzi scheme. At the trial firm, McKool Smith, Liam represented the Celsius trust in post-bankruptcy litigation.
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