The 2026 edition ofChambers Fintechrecognized Goodwin'sFintechpractice for excellence and named seven partners as leading lawyers in the field. The annual guide evaluates the elite payments, blockchain, cybersecurity, and data protection specialists serving clients around the world.
Goodwin launched its Fintech practice in 2014 and currently has more than 150 lawyers advising fintech clients, including more than one-third of the Forbes Fintech 50. The firm's Fintech practice works with financial institutions, strategic investors, and cutting-edge technology companies on transactional, regulatory, and litigation matters across every fintech focus area.
Goodwin's practice rankings in Chambers Fintech 2026 include:
United States
- Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies
- Corporate, Securities & Financing
- Crypto-Asset Disputes
- Data Protection & Cyber Security
- Fintech Legal
- Payments & Lending
United Kingdom
- Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies
- Corporate, Securities & Financing
- Fintech Legal
The following Goodwin lawyers were recognized in this year's guide:
- Arvin Abraham- Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies / Corporate, Securities & Financing / Fintech Legal (United Kingdom)
- Mitzi Chang- Corporate, Securities & Financing (United States)
- Andrew Davis- Corporate, Securities & Financing (United Kingdom)
- Grant Fondo- Crypto-Asset Disputes (United States)
- Crystal Kaldjob- Payments & Lending (United States)
- Meghan Spillane- Crypto-Asset Disputes (United States)
- Karen Ubell- Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies (United States)
To learn more about Goodwin's rankings, visitChambers Fintech 2026.