At Buzko Krasnov, Robert represents clients in complex commercial disputes involving technology, digital assets, and investment ventures. Robert’s practice includes handling cases related to platform terminations, cryptocurrency transactions, and business torts. He works closely with clients through all phases of litigation.

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

In his downtime, Robert can be found cheering on the Nebraska Cornhuskers, weightlifting, reading historical non-fiction, or enjoying the outdoors. He studied abroad as an undergraduate history major and continues 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