Case study · Chief legal counsel
Fractional GC, run against a live gaming product — not a hypothetical.
Apparently Law serves as chief legal counsel to Tomorrow, a private OTC wagering platform, under common ownership with this firm. It is the clearest example of what the fractional GC program actually looks like in practice, because it is not a pitch — it is the engagement this firm runs on itself.
Attorney advertising. Apparently Law serves as chief legal counsel to the companies named above under common ownership with this firm. This is disclosed common ownership, not a client testimonial, an endorsement, or a claim about the outcome of any matter — and it is not a prediction about results for a prospective client's own matter.
What Tomorrow is
Private, high-minimum, and built for confidentiality — not a mass-market product.
Tomorrow describes itself as “wagering for the 1%”: a private, invitation-only OTC wagering platform with a high minimum wager, matching counterparties who would otherwise have to find each other directly. Confidentiality is part of the product, not an afterthought — trades can carry an NDA on either side. That combination of high stakes, a broad range of contract structures, and strict privacy is exactly the profile that makes a single generic memo insufficient and a perpetually maintained one worth having.