Rustin Diehl understands that building in Web3 means operating in a space where the legal rules are still being written. A single structural mistake can create tax liabilities, regulatory exposure, or estate planning gaps that follow you for years. He works with digital asset investors, DAO founders, DeFi operators, and crypto entrepreneurs who came to him after outgrowing generic legal advice that didn't account for the specific demands of blockchain-based ventures.

Rustin's work appeared in Tax Notes, Bloomberg Tax, Thomson Reuters, and Kiplinger. Clients get a strategist who thinks about the downstream tax consequences of every structural decision.

He earned his LLM in Taxation from Georgetown Law and his Juris Doctor from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. He served as Chair of the Business Law Section of the Utah State Bar and teaches business law as an Adjunct Professor at Weber State University. His published work includes pieces on entity selection for DAOs, tax treatment of virtual decentralized entities, and charitable structures for nonprofit DAOs.

Located in Sandy, Utah, and serving clients across the country, Rustin works closely with each client to build a Web3 legal strategy that fits their specific situation: launching a DAO, structuring a crypto investment portfolio, or ensuring that digital wealth is protected and transferable through a properly designed estate plan.