One Firm. Both Sides.

Big Law Pedigree.
AI-Native Practice.

Chanté Eliaszadeh learned crypto regulation as a summer honors intern in the SEC's Cyber Unit, then spent five years at White & Case and Dechert—structuring token offerings, closing Regulation D placements, and representing creditors in the Genesis and Celsius bankruptcies and a buyer and creditor in FTX. Brandon Orewyler clerked three years in California’s busiest complex litigation court, litigated at Simpson Thacher, and built a practice as lead counsel—first-chair trial work, appellate argument, and discovery in matters with millions of documents.

Astraea Counsel pairs that training with something most Big Law alumni never build: custom AI-native practice infrastructure—research, drafting, document review, citation verification, matter intelligence—that handles work that traditionally required associate teams. The result is full-lifecycle counsel for emerging companies: entity formation, fundraising, regulatory licensing, ongoing advisory, and full-suite litigation when disputes hit court.