Attorney at Law · Clark Hill PLC
A seasoned litigator at the intersection of election law, cryptocurrency regulation, and constitutional rights. Counsel to governments, candidates, and companies in the most consequential disputes of our time.
Redistricting, ballot access, election administration & constitutional litigation
Regulatory counsel, compliance & litigation for digital-asset clients
State & federal civil litigation, trial and appellate advocacy
Co-authored with Bryan Tyson and Diane LaRoss, this annual survey of Georgia election law published in the Mercer Law Review includes Bryan's analysis of Georgia constitutional standing — examining the evolving doctrine of who may bring constitutional challenges to the state's election statutes in court.
Read the Article →A rigorous examination of U.S. securities law as applied to the cryptocurrency landscape, analyzing how Bitcoin's unique origin story and distribution model distinguish it from virtually every other digital asset under the Howey test — and what that means for issuers, investors, and regulators. Although federal agencies have taken a softer stance against cryptocurrencies of late, the Howey test question remains an undeniable hurdle for digital assets.
Read the Article →Bryan Jacoutot is a member of Clark Hill PLC, a full-service national law firm with offices coast to coast. His practice brings the resources of a national platform to the highly specialized demands of election law and digital-asset litigation.