Our team compromises the best of the best, from all across the globe.
Since 2017, we have been working with builders to help launch tokens, set up compliant corporate structures, secure licenses, recover assets, and navigate regulation across jurisdictions.
Our mission is simple: turn legal complexity into strategic clarity so you can build fast without breaking things.
Yitzy advises clients on cross-border commercial, corporate, and regulatory matters. His practice focuses on compliance, product structuring and complex corporate transactions —alongside day-to-day commercial work. A frequent lecturer on AI, IP and crypto law, Yitzy also hosts the popular industry podcast Beyond the Code, featuring policy makers, academics, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders.
Yarden advises clients on crypto and fintech regulation, licensing, and compliance on a global scale. He brings a global perspective, providing tailor-made regulatory strategy, advice and support for each project’s unique characteristics, needs and risk appetite. Navigating through crypto regulations since 2017, Yarden has advised blockchain startups and global corporations, equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to facilitate sustainable growth and success.
Shir is Chief Operating Officer at DLT Law, where she leads firm operations and client delivery across Israel, Europe, and North America. She builds the processes that keep our cross-border practice running—overseeing project management, finance and HR operations, vendor management and tooling, compliance workflows, and events/partnership execution—so our lawyers can focus on outcomes. Previously, Shir held operations roles at Amazon, Apple, and Salesforce.
Samuel is Of Counsel at DLT Law and the firm’s founding partner. After building DLT Law’s cross-border fintech and digital-assets practice, Samuel stepped back from day-to-day activity to focus on new ventures. His work centers on regulatory strategy, licensing and compliance, with particular involvement in trading, banking, and payments.
Marina is Head of Europe at DLT Law and a full-time member of the team, leading client work and growth across the EU and UK with a focus on MiCA readiness, VASP/EMI licensing, payments, tokenization, and Web3 commercial agreements. Before joining DLT Law, Marina served as General Counsel at Finery Markets, advising on institutional crypto market structure and regulatory strategy.
Alberto is DLT Law’s local representative in the UAE, advising on crypto, fintech, and financial-regulation matters with a focus on licensing, AML/CFT compliance, and tokenization. He is a partner at Lexify and previously worked in banking and financial regulation at PwC and at Kellerhals Carrard, where he developed deep experience across crypto-asset projects and blockchain-based financial instruments. Based in Dubai, Alberto supports clients on UAE-specific digital-asset regimes and regularly speaks and publishes on regulatory developments spanning Switzerland, the EU (MiCA), and Dubai.
Ran specializes in local and cross-border taxation, with expertise in global restructuring, international tax planning, and multinational transactions. He combines rigorous analysis with innovative, tailored strategies for each client. Ran has particular experience in cryptocurrency taxation, employee incentive programs, and tax aspects of major M&A deals involving investment funds, multinational corporations, and startups. Ran holds LL.B. and B.A. degrees (Cum Laude), an M.B.T. in business taxation (Suma Cum Laude), and certification in international taxation from Leiden University.
Amit is Special Counsel at DLT LAW, advising on financial-crime risk, litigation, blockchain analytics and digital forensics. A former prosecutor in Israel’s State Attorney’s Office, Amit led the Economics Department within the Cyber Unit and later served as part of Binance’s global compliance team, working on cross-border blockchain investigations and law-enforcement cooperation. Today, alongside his role at DLT LAW, Amit advises institutions and startups and regularly trains regulators and journalists on crypto forensics and policy. Amit is also CEO and Co-Founder of X-Chainge, an innovative blockchain investigations and compliance tool.
Gilad is a leading tax lawyer specializing in international tax planning and cross-border structuring. He advises multinational corporations on complex tax matters, M&A transactions, and negotiations with tax authorities. Recognized by Legal500 as a recommended lawyer, Gilad combines practical insight with strategic counsel. He holds LL.B. and B.A. degrees in Economics from the University of Haifa and is certified as an international tax expert by the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (IBFD).
DLT LAW is on the hunt for a Legal Associate who can draft like a poet, and spot regulatory landmines before breakfast. You’ll wrangle cross-border commercial deals, help structure token and fintech products, negotiate smart contracts (the paper kind), and turn chaos into clean, client-ready answers. If you draft contracts in your sleep, are a fast learner and looking to work in a global law firm that looks and feels like a startup, let’s talk.
Not necessarily — it depends on the country and the nature of the token. If the token qualifies as a “security” under securities laws (like in the U.S.), regulatory approval may be required. Early legal advice can help you avoid costly regulatory risks later.
A Utility Token is designed for use within a platform (e.g., payment or access), while a Security Token represents an investment and is subject to stricter regulatory oversight. Understanding the distinction is essential — especially when fundraising or listing the token.
DAOs are decentralized entities — but they still carry legal implications. Some jurisdictions (like Wyoming, USA) allow DAOs to register as legal entities. In most cases, supporting legal structures are needed to protect members and limit liability.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on your business model, target markets, and risk profile. Countries like Switzerland, Dubai, Cyprus, and BVI are known for being crypto-friendly, but each has pros and cons. Tailored legal strategy is key.
A Legal Opinion is a formal legal assessment of your token, platform, or activity — outlining how it fits within relevant laws. It’s often required by regulators, partners, or exchanges, and provides legal clarity and credibility for your project.
Reach out to our global legal team and we’ll get back to you shortly, no strings attached.
