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FairPlay Law launches AI-native employment firm with investor-backed MSO

Burford Capital vice chair David Perla and former Pangea3 co-founder Sanjay Kamlani publicly launched FairPlay Law, an AI-native New York employment firm for employees and executives, on September 16, 2026. The firm is affiliated with FairPlay Global, a technology and managed-services organization backed by unnamed investor capital, and offers flat-fee analysis of offers, equity, noncompetes, and severance against proprietary benchmarks before optional human counsel.

Announcement (Reuters) → · Law360 Pulse, EIN Presswire

Key points

  • Perla remains Burford vice chair while co-launching FairPlay Law with Sanjay Kamlani.ReutersLaw360 Pulse
  • FairPlay Global is an affiliated tech and MSO backed by investor capital Perla declined to name.Reuters
  • Clients can get a free AI report benchmarking offers, equity, noncompetes, and severance before hiring counsel.ReutersEIN Presswire
  • The firm lists flat fees and says it does not compete with large firms that represent employers.ReutersEIN Presswire
  • Darah M. Okeke leads the employment practice; attorneys are admitted in New York, Maryland, and D.C.EIN Presswire
  • Kamlani and Perla previously co-founded Pangea3, later acquired by Thomson Reuters.ReutersEIN Presswire

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