The people on your file
Lenny Sun, Esq.
Lenny went to Duke Law and finished as the youngest in his class. He practiced at a major international firm, then advised county government. He is your point of contact on every matter.
Joseph Kemp, Esq.
Joe serves as Of Counsel to Sun Law. He is a full-time entrepreneur and startup attorney recognized in Forbes 30 Under 30. From previously advising startups at Google & BigLaw to founding multiple companies, Joe is a powerhouse in our team's business practice.
Ryan Gates
Ryan is our senior paralegal. With a background in scientific research and cancer immunology, he brings analytic and technical training to expand our team's business and IP practices. In his free time, Ryan enjoys golfing, running, and spending time with his family.
Three commitments
Hold us to these. They govern how the intake reads and how the memo comes back.
Plain language
Advice you have to translate is advice you cannot use. Every update arrives as a summary and a next step, in words you can forward to your co-founder.
Text first, no gatekeeping
Clients text the moment something worries them. Nobody has to justify the question first or wait for a slot on a calendar.
Strategy that fits your life
A clean legal answer can still wreck a partnership or a payroll cycle. What the move does to your team gets weighed before it gets recommended.
Giving back
A share of each month's hours goes unbilled, to the organizations and founders who need counsel and cannot buy it.
Where those hours go
Mentor to LGBTQ+ founders
Founders raising money and signing their first contracts.
Outside the firm
Away from the desk, Lenny plays competitive chess and tennis. He spends the rest of his time on art and hip-hop.
Work out your next move
Bring it messy. The half-finished thread and the deadline you are worried about are more useful than a tidy summary.