Technology · Law · Business · Strategy
Original thinking that compounds: frameworks, research and strategic analysis at the intersection of technology and law. Not news reaction — durable intellectual assets for founders, boards, GCs and the next generation of technology lawyers.
Technology regulation is not only a legal problem. It is a product, business, risk and governance problem. This section publishes original arguments and reusable frameworks — so counsel and companies can think ahead of the next notice, not merely react to it.
Selected Essays
Four matters where technical literacy, procurement fairness, or intermediary architecture should have decided the outcome at first instance.
How the first-instance defence misread the regulator's integrative turn on data and burned three years on jurisdiction.
Read essay → Gaming & AlgorithmsWhy prosecutors who cannot explain scoring engines, RNG and collusion vectors cannot reclassify fantasy sports as chance.
Read essay → Government ProcurementWhen a fresh tender after LOI is not a neutral procurement choice but an abuse of the Ramana Dayaram Shetty framework.
Read essay → Food Tech & RegulationMarketplace listing, inventory models and the FSSAI licensing line that most compliance decks get wrong.
Read essay →Where We Teach
Keynotes, judicial training, in-house workshops and university lectures on the intersection of law, technology and public policy.