Crypto Blockchain Lawyer

ABOUT WHale.law
Hamilton & Associates, lawyers

About Hamilton & Associates, Lawyers

Whale.law has always been one of the world’s best crypto trial law firms. Hamilton & Associates has evolved over time, both in the types of lawsuits it litigates, and its attorney staff. It was founded in 1969 by Joseph Hamilton as a trial law firm.  Mr. Hamilton served two terms as the elected Prosecuting Attorney of Cass County, Missouri in the 1970s and early 1980s, with its civil law trial practice remaining active. Most income was made through personal injury trials and wrongful death claims during this period.

Matt Hamilton, Joe’s son joined the firm in the late 1990s.  Under Matt’s direction, the firm handled fewer general practice matters. It increasingly specialized in large trial cases.

More lawyers referred strict product liability – defective product cases and medication errors during this period. 

Matt Hamilton determined the future for the law firm was cryptocurrency and blockchain business in 2017.  Hamilton & Associates, Lawyers became Whale.law and has served crypto businesses since.  

OUR
Goals

Achieving the best possible result for every client we accept is our goal. This pursuit has allowed our firm to succeed and win some of the most famous and complex cases in Missouri history. Our dedication has resulted in many multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for our clients.

More Specifically, Firm Goals

  • Increase the value of the client's business

  • Reduce the risks to the business

  • Prevent future victims through a lawsuit victory

  • Deter future wrongdoers through a successful result

  • Reduce the workload of the client by avoiding problems that waste time and resources

What Does a Crypto Business
Lawyer Do?

The crypto blockchain industry is a wildly expanding evolving space. Lawyers in the crypto space work to help business executives navigate these opportunities and risks.  Crypto lawyers help excutives avoid the tremendous financial and emotional burdens of mistakes.

  • Get your crypto business ready for investor demands

  • Avoid criminal violations of the laws of the jurisdictions in which it does business

  • Avoid civil money liability from claims and lawsuits

  • Increase business value preparing for a merger, or acquisition

Our skilled crypto attorneys provide advice regarding the best course of action for these challenges. We  facilitate the increase of money into the blockchain business. We protect the money from losses.

Recommendations
Matter

You are faced with the challenge of weeding through various crypto industry lawyers to select the best firm. Recommendations are particularly useful in this task. We have well-respected adversaries who refer their own blockchain technology businesses to our firm. This type of reputation reveals true law firm quality. The best lawyers in the crypto industry recommend our trial law firm to their clients. These types of recommendations illustrate a reputation from the attorneys in the best position to know.

Look For
Proven Success

Results are the primary measure of what a crypto law firm has accomplished for its clients. Many factors will change the result for a particular case. Like baseball, over time, and over many cases, the best firms will get the best results. No advertisement; no claim, no representation can beat a proven track record of success.

Determine: Is Your Business A
TOP PRIORITY?

Case priority is a critical issue that relates both to outcome and whether you will be satisfied with your attorney choice. Few clients have the foresight to anticipate the priority problem at the beginning of their crypto business.

Some law firms have a large staff and expensive big city offices. Impressive, but that expense is ultimately paid for by the client. The larger the expense, the more the law firm must charge and the more clients the law firm must undertake, watering down the quality of service.  

Manpower issues present themselves in a lack of experience, and a lack of lawyer quality.  It can even cause clients to be ignored. A law firm with many attorneys can sound like a good thing; however, the issue is really about the lawyer-to-work-load ratio. Ironically, a law firm with too-many areas of interest can be equally bad. As the saying goes, “a Jack of All Trades is Master of None.” There is no easy clear answer to the law firm size to client priority issue. You will have research and see the truth of the situation for yourself.

We have seen other law firms ignore cases when the issues presented are new, novel, or too complex for the attorney. Thus, the lack of skill, experience and success can bleed into a case being ignored. A potential client should evaluate each law firm for these issues before hiring time.

Free Consultation

Initial consultations are free for crypto business clients. We work on an hourly fee basis.

What Makes Whale.law
Different?

We are one of the world’s best crypto law firms. Our trial attorneys have represented businesses since our founding in 1969. Our lawyers have helped thousands of clients become wealthy.

Our award winning law firm has the following Advantages

  • COST – We are not cheap; however, our hourly rates are less than large, big city law firms because our costs are lower.

  • EXPERIENCE – We have been top trial lawyers since 1969. Our experience focuses on the skills and knowledge needed to solve crypto legal business issues.

  • HONESTY – We tell it like it is. We are with you from the start to the finish. Choose us for our reliability and trust.

  • SUCCESS RATE – We take fewer clients, spend more time on each client, which translates to better work done increasing your success.

  • REPUTATION – Independent rating agencies consistently rate whale.law as among the top tier of crypto attorneys on Earth. Lawyers have voted Matt Hamilton President of the Bar Association. Joe Hamilton served as head County Prosecutor for a decade. We have won award, after award for trial law achievement.

We provide high-quality legal representation to people who may have limited or no financial resources to devote to the cost of litigation.