Legal solutions for blockchain companies, exchanges, stablecoin issuers, token launches, and high-stakes crypto infrastructure projects.
Addison Cameron-Huff has worked 12 years at the center of blockchain development, token launches, exchange structuring, stablecoins, and crypto infrastructure. From an early start with Ethereum's early days in Canada to advising exchanges and Cayman structures, the practice focuses on precision legal execution in technically sophisticated environments. Great products need great lawyers.
To maintain direct senior-level involvement, the practice accepts a limited number of mandates concurrently. Engagements are typically long-term and highly hands-on. This is often called "Fractional General Counsel" or "Product Counsel", and other engagements are for large-scale litigation.
Contracts used across over one billion dollars in transactions with near zero dispute rates.
Advising founders, protocols, exchanges, and infrastructure companies across industries and jurisdictions.
Direct private token sale agreements with zero lawsuits. Great commercial drafting is essential to the process.
Clients acquired by DraftKings and Coinbase, and listed on TSX.V.
Legal work for Ethereum founders in 2014 and a Bitcoin Core developer. History informs the present.
Counsel for the first Canadian dollar stablecoin structure.
For technically sophisticated projects where execution quality, risk management, and strategic legal architecture matter.
Inquire About AvailabilityTaught crypto law at U of T, and continuing education programs for York.
Private seminars for several Canadian regulators and all levels of law enforcement.
Featured on the cover of CCCA Magazine, and in Canadian Lawyer Magazine. Many articles in the Globe and Mail, and other publications.
Appearances on Professor Geist's podcast and the Law of Code, among others.
Author of court-accepted expert witness report on Indexed Finance case, the largest hacking case in Canada.
At the University of Waterloo, Addison stood out as a top-tier programmer, winning several competitions, including Yahoo!'s HackU in New York. In law school he won prizes for Commercial Law & Competition Law. Summering with BlackBerry's Software Licensing Group and then Articling at McCarthy Tetrault LLP, his law career began. As a programmer turned lawyer, Addison found an immediate niche as a legal advisor to highly technical teams, which is where his work with Ethereum began. In 2017/2018, he joined the wallet company of one of the Ethereum founders, where he became the President and oversaw 35 employees, then returned. to law in 2019. There are very few lawyers in the world with the technical knowledge that Addison brings to the table.
There is a winning formula for legal excellence in crypto. Boards and founders need a lawyer that deeply understands the tech, recognizes the risks and opportunities, and knows the law. Mr. Cameron-Huff helps teams to manage their outside counsel, while delivering as an individual contributor. This is a unique law practice.