Fenwick’s innovative work with industry-leading fintech, blockchain, and cryptocurrency platforms has earned the firm placement in Chambers and Partners’ Chambers FinTech 2025 guide.
“Fenwick has a strong reputation in representing blockchain and cryptocurrency firms in SEC investigations and M&A,” Chambers said of the firm’s cryptocurrency practice. It highlighted the team’s strength in “advising on complex product structuring and securities matters,” while clients appreciated the team’s “pragmatic approach to commercial and legal issues.”
The guide highlighted Fenwick’s recent representation of Story Protocol, a developer of an open system for extending intellectual property through online collaboration and paying contributors, in its $54 million financing, led by Andy Albertson, Thomas Kang, and Andrew Klungness.
Additionally, the guide recognized Fenwick’s work representing Kyle Nagy, led by Mike Dicke and Marie Bafus, in two related cryptocurrency class actions filed in Utah. These cases allege violations of the federal securities laws, RICO, and certain state law claims in connection with the sale of SafeMoon tokens.
Fenwick was recognized in four practice areas across the USA nationwide in the following categories:
Fenwick’s Fintech practice represents many of the largest global banks, other Fortune 500 financial institutions and their respective corporate venture capital arms, blockchain and bitcoin startups, online lending platforms, private equity and VC investors, payment processors and issuers, virtual currency exchangers, and other companies developing novel financial solutions.
See the full rankings in Chambers FinTech 2025 guide.