Fenwick was designated a leading firm in four categories of Chambers and Partners’ 2026 FinTech Guide: Crypto-Asset Disputes, FinTech Legal, FinTech Legal: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies, and FinTech Legal: Corporate, Securities & Financing. Additionally, partner Michael Dicke was ranked for Crypto-Asset Disputes.
Chambers, which relies on client testimonials in its rankings, noted Fenwick’s “strong reputation in representing blockchain and cryptocurrency firms in SEC investigations and M&A” as well as Fenwick’s “strong cryptocurrency practice, advising on complex product structuring and securities matters.”
Testimonials in the Fintech Legal categories praised Fenwick’s familiarity with common issues that startups and digital asset companies face, as well as our strength in providing risk-weighed advice.
“Fenwick has a team of super smart legal professionals who have a sophisticated understanding of industry and market dynamics,” one client told Chambers.
Crypto-Asset Disputes clients highlighted our “team of great former prosecutors and subject matter experts who really understand our business and our clients” and bring “practical experience working with start-ups.”
Credited for his long tenure with the SEC, Dicke received special client praise as a “strategic and trusted adviser” who “does a great job of distilling the complexity and getting to the heart of the situation.”
See our profile in the Chambers Fintech Guide and learn more about Fenwick’s fintech and crypto capabilities.