Yitzhak Shlomo Cohen

Yitzhak Shlomo Cohen owns the legal surface.

Most of that is ordinary and unglamorous. Contracts, entity structure, the terms a client signs and the ones the studio signs back. The part that matters to the product is narrower and arrives earlier: in payments, property and media the obligation usually attaches to a structural decision. Who holds the money. Where the data lives. What a platform is allowed to imply about a listing it has not checked.

Finding that out late is not a fine, it is a rebuild. So the work happens before the build rather than after it, and the output is a written list of what is settled, what is ambiguous, and what specifically needs a qualified opinion. That makes the eventual legal engagement shorter and considerably cheaper.

He also holds the line on claims. If a page says a product does something, he is entitled to ask what happens when it does not.

He works from Mombasa.