At Buzko Krasnov, I represent clients in complex commercial disputes involving technology, digital assets, and investment ventures. My practice includes handling cases related to platform terminations, cryptocurrency transactions, and business torts. I work closely with clients through all phases of litigation.

I also have experience assisting companies and investors in disputes with major technology platforms, including matters involving App Store removals, developer account terminations, and unfair competition. I focus on building clear, fact-driven arguments and practical strategies to achieve favorable outcomes.

In my downtime, I can be found cheering on the Nebraska Cornhuskers, weightlifting, reading historical non-fiction, or enjoying the outdoors. I studied abroad as an undergraduate history major and continue to enjoy traveling internationally.

• Beeqb LLC v. Blockquarry Corp. (D.S.C. 2024)

Represented the plaintiff in federal litigation involving breach of contract, misrepresentation, conversion, and unjust enrichment arising from a failed hosting agreement.

• Goeated Ltd. v. Curtis Edward Barlow (E.D.P.A. 2022)

Represented the plaintiff in a contract and fraud action involving unpaid obligations for cryptocurrency exchange listings, and secured summary judgment in the plaintiff’s favor.

• App Store and Google Play disputes

Represented app developers in matters involving account terminations, copycat copying, metadata issues, and enforcement of platform policies.

• Cross border enforcement

Advised clients on strategies for enforcing claims across multiple jurisdictions, including coordination of recovery efforts.

• J.D., Fordham University School of Law (U.S.), Tax Law Society — Vice President, A.R. Murray Award, ‘22
• B.S., University of Nebraska (U.S.), Distinguished Student Designation, Dean’s List, ‘18