Emerging technology businesses should not have to spend the first hour explaining their industry to their lawyers.

Gosai Law was built for founders, funds and financial institutions operating at the intersection of technology, finance and regulation. The firm says it advises more than 250 clients across Web3, artificial intelligence, fintech and emerging technology, helping them launch products, raise and deploy capital, enter new markets, navigate regulation and protect what they have built.

Clients engage Gosai Law across the full lifecycle of their businesses. The firm’s work includes:

• Digital asset, payments and financial services licensing
• Token launches, token structuring and real-world asset tokenisation
• Fund formation, capital raising and investment transactions
• Corporate structuring, acquisitions and commercial agreements
• AI governance, intellectual property and technology regulation
• Global market entry and cross-border regulatory strategy
• Commercial disputes, digital asset tracing and asset recovery

The firm says this is not a traditional law practice that later added crypto or AI services. According to Gosai Law, these sectors have been central to the firm from the beginning.

Founder and Managing Partner Krish Gosai has worked in crypto since 2015 and has advised from both sides of the table. Before founding Gosai Law, he worked within businesses operating across funds management, payments, lending and digital assets, and he also co-founded and exited a fintech venture. The firm says that commercial and operator experience shapes its approach today.

Gosai Law says emerging technology clients do not need legal advice in isolation. They need lawyers who understand how the product works, how capital moves, where regulatory risk arises and what needs to happen commercially to move forward. The firm says it translates complex and fast-changing regulation into clear decisions, practical structures and executable strategies.

That matters in sectors like Web3 and AI, where product design, governance and compliance can affect how quickly a business can launch, scale or enter a new jurisdiction. Gosai Law positions itself as a firm that can work across those moving parts rather than treating them as separate issues.

The firm says it has a team of more than 20 people and operations spanning Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe and the United Arab Emirates, allowing it to manage cross-border matters. According to Gosai Law, it can coordinate legal strategy across the full scope of a matter whether a client is launching a token, establishing a fund, securing a licence, entering a new jurisdiction or recovering digital assets.

Gosai Law says it has been recognised as Boutique Law Firm of the Year, NewLaw Firm of the Year and Best Cryptocurrency Law Firm in Australia. Krish Gosai has also been named a three-time Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 winner across technology and commercial law.

The firm is also building Gosai OS, its AI-assisted legal and compliance platform, which it says reflects its belief that a law firm advising technology companies should use technology to improve how legal services are delivered.

For businesses building, investing in or scaling across Web3, AI, fintech or emerging technology, Gosai Law says its value lies in combining industry experience, technical understanding and international capability in one practice. More information is available at gosai.law.

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