Connecticut businessman and former executive at Universal Music Group with credits at MCA Records. In December 2015, Law and co-promoter Joe Meli pitched Jeffrey Epstein on investing $30 million in their ticket resale business, which they claimed profited from the Grateful Dead's Fare Thee Well 50th anniversary concerts, Dead and Company's 2015 fall tour, and Coachella. Epstein's accountant Richard Kahn flagged the scheme in writing, noting it looked "like a bit of a ponzi sheme" [sic], and Epstein declined to invest.
Subsequent legal proceedings determined the ticket operation was fraudulent, designed to defraud investors. BBC coverage highlighted the scheme as an example of the types of business propositions that flowed to Epstein through his network of contacts. Law appears in Epstein files specifically in connection with the December 2015 pitch documentation.