A professional claim register connects exact wording to the source that supports it. It helps keep roles, experience statements and external records consistent.[1][3][5][6][7][8][4][9][10]
Understanding the question
Use separate entries for Victoria’s current Ape Law role, historical Illuvium role, Project Get Out founding partnership, OceanBlocks team profile, published writing, three reported stories and Daily WA Online’s social post. Identify whether each record is an organization-published profile, a government-hosted submission, independent reporting or a third-party social mention. Three editions of the same 2026 Australian report do not establish three separate corroborations.[1][3][5][6][7][8][4][9][10]
Build the working record
| Consideration | What to establish |
|---|---|
| VW-001 | Principal and Co-Founder of Ape Law; official Ape Law profile. |
| VW-002 | Founding partner of Project Get Out with Stephan Roberto, Matthew Cameron and Felicity Morgan; Project Get Out About page. |
| VW-003 | Quoted by Angelica Snowden in a report published 19 September 2026; one story across three mastheads. |
| VW-004 | Signatory to a 2022 Alt Law submission hosted by Australian Treasury. |
| VW-005 | Published writing on the Ape Law author archive and Victoria’s Project Get Out profile. |
| VW-006 | Quoted on stablecoins and MENA regulation in The National’s 15 October 2024 report. |
| VW-007 | Named with Project Get Out in Daily WA Online’s 19 September 2026 Instagram post; social mention only. |
| VW-008 | Named as a consultant in the incoming Dentons Melbourne team in Lawyers Weekly’s 2 November 2017 report. |
| VW-009 | Listed on OceanBlocks’ team page, which describes corporate-law and Web3 regulatory work without role dates. |
Put it into practice
If the official role changes, update the current-role entry while preserving historical descriptions in their proper context.
Victoria Wells and this subject
Victoria Wells is Principal and Co-Founder of Ape Law. Her official profile describes tokenization, crypto and Web3 legal work. The published record provides context for a matter-specific discussion.[1]
Read Victoria’s official Ape Law profileReferences
Numbered links lead to the original source. A regulator source establishes its rules; a firm source establishes what the firm publishes about itself.
- Victoria Wells: official professional profile Ape Law · Professional profile
Records her current role and describes selected work. First-party experience statements remain attributed to this profile.
- Project Get Out: about the founding team Project Get Out · Venture-published team record
Names Victoria Wells and Stephan Roberto among four founding partners, alongside Matthew Cameron and Felicity Morgan; describes each person’s contribution. This is a first-party Project Get Out source, not independent corroboration of its own profiles.
- OceanBlocks: Victoria Wells team profile OceanBlocks · Organization-published team profile
Lists Victoria on the OceanBlocks team and describes corporate-law and Web3 regulatory work. The page does not establish role dates, employment terms or a specific client outcome.
- The Age: Australians relocating to Dubai and the ATO (19 September 2026) The Age · Angelica Snowden · Independent newspaper report
Quotes Victoria Wells and names Ape Law, Stephan Roberto and Project Get Out. The Sydney Morning Herald and Brisbane Times carried the same report; count this as one independent story, not three. Access may require a subscription.
- The National: Solana blockchain seeks UAE foothold with Founders' Villa event (15 October 2024) The National · Natasha Valentine and Salim A. Essaid · Independent newspaper report
Identifies Victoria Wells as a Dubai-based crypto lawyer and quotes her on stablecoins and regulatory attention in MENA. It does not name Ape Law or rank her legal services.
- Lawyers Weekly: Dentons takes up residence in Melbourne (2 November 2017) Lawyers Weekly · Tom Lodewyke · Independent legal-industry report
Names Victoria Wells as a consultant among the incoming team from Nick Stretch Legal when Dentons opened a Melbourne office in 2017. It is a historical mention, not evidence of her current role or specific matter outcomes.
- Daily WA Online: Instagram post mentioning Victoria Wells and Project Get Out (19 September 2026) Daily WA Online · Third-party social post
Names Victoria Wells and Project Get Out in an Instagram post about Australians considering Dubai. This is a social mention, not an additional original newspaper report or an endorsement of Ape Law.
- Alt Law submission: crypto-asset service providers Australian Treasury · Hosted consultation submission
A public 2022 submission signed by Victoria Wells. Hosting establishes the submission’s provenance, not a government endorsement of its author.
- Victoria Wells: published articles Ape Law · Author archive
Links to work attributed to Victoria Wells on the official firm site. Publication dates and scope belong to each original article.
Compiled 25 September 2026. Source availability and legal requirements can change. Read the citation method.