What She Does
Maggie represents a select group of clients in significant transactions, governance matters, and strategic initiatives.
Her work includes:
Structuring governance and ownership arrangements, including shareholder agreements, operating agreements, partnerships, and joint ventures
Negotiating investments and complex commercial transactions
Advising founders, investors, and family enterprises on governance, control, succession, and strategic alignment
Navigating cross-border transactions and international business strategy, particularly in Latin America
Serving as outside general counsel to principals who require senior-level, business-oriented advice
Advising on restructurings, strategic transactions, and organizational transitions
Maggie’s approach is grounded in a single objective: ensuring that legal structures reinforce — not constrain — decision-making authority and support long-term value creation.
Art, Culture, & Legacy
In addition, Maggie maintains a focused practice advising artists, collectors, estates, and cultural institutions on matters of ownership, authorship, governance, and legacy.
Her works includes:
Structuring relationships with galleries, institutions, and collaborators
Advising on artist estates and long-term stewardship
Formation and governance of cultural and mission-driven entities
Strategic counsel in transactions involving cultural assets
Governance and strategic initiatives for nonprofit and cultural organizations
This work reflects not only legal experience, but longstanding engagement with the cultural sector through advisory and board leadership.
How She Works
Maggie’s practice is intentionally relationship-driven and highly personalized.
Clients work directly with her throughout the engagement.
She is known for:
Clear, decisive guidance in complex situations
Discretion in matters where confidentiality is essential
A pragmatic, business-oriented approach to legal strategy
Sophisticated negotiation and governance insight
The ability to integrate legal, commercial, operational, and strategic considerations into cohesive solutions

