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For over two decades, Bryan Reyhani has represented Fortune 500 companies, start-up and growth-stage businesses, family offices, and individuals in corporate strategy, regulatory matters, and myriad business affairs. Bryan’s diverse background makes him the go-to trusted counselor and advisor to companies of all shapes and sizes.
A wide range of clients seek Bryan’s counsel because of his diverse, practical, and real world-background. His comprehensive regulatory and litigation/dispute resolution base, coupled with an expansive corporate background as a lawyer, business owner, board member, advisor, and management strategist, provide clients with a 360-degree approach to tackling complex matters in an efficient, business-oriented manner. His experience spans both traditional and disruptive industries, and businesses ranging from the start-up stage to those that are listed on the public markets.
With an entrepreneurial spirit and deep understanding of the practical realities of business gained from his experiences launching his own boutique law firm, crypto start-up, and management consulting and advisory business, Bryan has also collaborated with global consulting firms in assisting their global clientele. In addition, he has served as Chairman of the Board of a publicly traded company, headed up M&A and compensation committees, and has also served on audit and corporate governance committees of various public companies.
Bryan’s pioneering work in the crypto industry and being one of the first attorneys in the United States to enter the space in 2013 exemplifies his determination and creative mindset. Entering uncharted territory, he led the first federal private crypto litigation in the United States in 2013 in both the Southern District of New York and in Bankruptcy Court. The following year, he co-founded a venture-capital backed crypto financial services business. He has since advised start-ups, traditional businesses, and institutional investors worldwide on crypto-related strategies, technological opportunities, and risk mitigation, and is well known for his comprehensive abilities in the space.
Among his career portfolio, Bryan has also represented financial services firms and investment advisers facing regulatory and enforcement proceedings before the SEC, FINRA, and other state and federal agencies and dispute resolution forums, on issues involving securities fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and assorted complex financial instruments, as well as risk mitigation/regulatory preparedness, compliance, and employment related matters. He also has significant experience with the U.S. and Canadian capital markets, up-listings to the U.S., capital-raising opportunities, and various M&A transactions.