Lux Law in the Press
Media coverage featuring Lux Law P.C.
Selling a House for OpenAI or Anthropic Shares: How Does That Even Work?
Investopedia, June 22, 2026
Gwen Chelidze of Lux Law P.C. on using company shares as consideration in a residential real estate sale:
“Shares can serve as consideration in the same way money does. The transaction can be structured as a direct exchange between the parties. The homeowner transfers the deed and receives the existing shares in return, while the other party takes title to the property.”
“The contract should be very clear about how the shares will be valued and when this valuation will occur. Determining the number of shares at contract signing keeps the structure simple, but the value may change significantly between contract signing and closing, so there needs to be a repricing formula as well as other meaningful contingencies to address any material changes.”
We Asked Industry Leaders Which Parts of the Mortgage Process Are Still Slow
FintechBits, November 8, 2026
Gwen Chelidze of Lux Law P.C. on why closings with a lender in New York still run on paper:
“In New York, lenders have digitized their own side of the workflow: applications, disclosures and document portals. But they still expect the closing table to run on paper, and hundreds of pages of it. Borrowers and their attorneys still have to review and sign those pages in person, under strict, old-school lender guidelines. Even when the lender has its own attorney at the closing, the signed documents have to be scanned by hand and sent back to the lender for review and approval before funding.”
Coach Junior Lawyers Under Deadline Pressure
Lawyer Magazine, June 2, 2026
Gwen Chelidze of Lux Law P.C. describes how she coaches junior lawyers under deadline pressure: practical feedback focused on the specific facts of the client matter.