Digital-asset disputes sit at the intersection of technical evidence, evolving legal issues, urgent procedural decisions, and practical recovery constraints.
Double.L Law Firm approaches these matters by connecting the blockchain record with the broader evidence needed for legal analysis: communications, agreements, account activity, platform records, attribution evidence, and the conduct of the parties.
Founded by Liz Llamas
Liz Llamas founded Double.L Law Firm to provide focused counsel in matters involving cryptocurrency and other digital assets. She is an attorney admitted in New York.
The firm represents clients directly and works alongside existing counsel when a matter includes blockchain evidence, cryptocurrency discovery, asset-tracing questions, or digital-asset litigation strategy.
How the firm approaches a matter
Start with the evidence
A transaction hash or tracing report may be important, but it is rarely the complete legal record. The firm evaluates what the available evidence establishes, what can reasonably be inferred, and what additional records may be needed.
Assess the practical options
Potential claims and remedies are considered together with jurisdiction, identifiable parties, asset location, platform procedures, cost, enforceability, and realistic recovery prospects.
Communicate limits candidly
Tracing an asset does not establish ownership, prove liability, guarantee that assets remain available, or ensure that a court order can be obtained or enforced. Clients receive a clear assessment of material obstacles as well as available options.
Where the firm works
The firm is based in New York and advises on matters with New York and broader United States connections. Matters involving other jurisdictions may require coordination with appropriately admitted local counsel and other professionals.