Former FTX Legal Chief Forms New Law Firm Focused on Crypto Regulation
Ryne Miller, the former general counsel of the now-defunct crypto exchange FTX, has established his own law firm. Miller Strategic Partners will specialize in offering regulatory and strategic advice to digital asset and...
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Miller Strategic Partners will specialize in offering regulatory and strategic advice to digital asset and blockchain firms, as well as crisis response management and regulatory guidance for participants in the trading and market industry, according to an announcement by Miller on LinkedIn....
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