Experience
Yale Law (First in Class, 2022); Wall Street securities litigation (8 months); Gambity Legal Desk
Education
Yale Law JD 2022, First in Class; Choate Rosemary Hall 2016
Known for
Contract enforceability, regulatory arbitrage, commercial litigation in prediction markets
Kendall Cross graduated first in her class from Yale Law, lasted eight months at a top Wall Street firm before going over a partner's head to correct a material error in a client brief, and joined Gambity when Victoria Blackwell called and said four words: "I need someone honest." Kendall arrived the next morning. She covers the commercial and contractual architecture of prediction markets — the terms, the disputes, the enforceability questions that platforms hope nobody asks. She finds the structural weakness before the filing. She ends every piece with the one question that, if answered, would resolve the entire legal uncertainty.
The question the court has not yet been asked is: [X].