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John Montague is a Securities and Venture capital attorney, with a focus on high-growth technology companies.  Specializing in protocol and securities compliance, John works with leading crypto foundations, protocols, startups, and protocols, in all life cycles. John has also built an extensive legal team to service his wealth management, litigation, and estate planning clients, with a specific focus on the Amelia Island market. Montague Law is committed to helping entrepreneurs regenerate the world and build a censor-less, decentralized future.

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At Montague Law, we have over a decade of experience providing regulatory and securities compliance to high-growth companies. Whether you are startup, a Web3 company or protocol, or have assets you are looking to protect, let the experienced attorneys at Montague Law guide you in your ventures.


Business Law


Venture Capital


Mergers & Acquisitions


Cryptocurrency


Real Estate Law

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Blogs & Articles

Robo-Due Diligence: Top Legal Issues in Robotics Venture Capital

From open-source license landmines to product liability nightmares, investing in robotics isn’t your typical venture play. This article dives into the real legal and strategic issues VCs face in robotics—from IP tangles and regulatory fog to murky moats and malfunctioning hardware. If you’re funding the future, start here.

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Tech M&A | Montague Law

Technology in M&A

In tech M&A, the biggest risk isn’t hidden in the numbers—it’s buried in the code. Technology classification is the key to understanding what you’re really buying. From open-source exposure to IP gaps, this process protects valuation, streamlines diligence, and ensures clean, enforceable deals. Here’s how to get it right.

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