Mayme is co-head of the Firm's Technology Industry Group. She counsels clients on securities law matters, capital markets transactions, mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance issues. She is also a leader of the firm's AI and Emerging Technologies practice and a member of the firm's blockchain working group, and is the Associate Editor of the Blockchain Legal Resource blog.

Committed to business-focused solutions, Mayme works with clients to achieve results that make both legal and financial sense. She regularly answers complex securities law questions for both public and private companies and is experienced providing advice on reporting requirements under US securities laws and Nasdaq and NYSE rules. Mayme enjoys counseling clients in a broad range of capital markets transactions, including securities offerings, tender offers and derivative transactions. While guiding companies through strategic transactions, Mayme values the strong connections built with clients during the course of accomplishing their important business goals.

Mayme also understands the impact of disruptive technologies on our financial systems and across industries. She possesses in-depth knowledge on blockchain and distributed ledger technology as well as AI and other emerging technologies.

Pro bono work and community service are fundamental to Mayme's practice. She previously served as the President of the Virginia LGBTQ Bar Association and spends countless hours strengthening the community through pro bono projects and on the various nonprofit boards on which she serves.

Mayme is a contributing author to the Blockchain Legal Resource blog. She is a thought leader on a wide range of topics, including blockchain, cryptocurrency (crypto), digital assets, tokenization, non-fungible tokens (NFT or NFTs), and SEC rules.

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Education
JD, University of Richmond School of Law,  magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, McNeill Law Society, University of Richmond Law Review, 2015

BA, Spanish, University of Virginia, 2007