WilmerHale Recognized as a Leading Firm in Chambers FinTech 2026 

• 12.5.2025

WilmerHale has once again been named among the top law firms for FinTech work in the 2026 edition of Chambers FinTech. Clients praised the firm’s “industry knowledge and keen awareness of the evolution of the industry,” noting that “WilmerHale is extremely aware of regulatory developments and has demonstrated a consistent ability to handle very sophisticated issues under significant time pressure.” 

The guide ranked the firm in three categories: FinTech Legal – USA, FinTech Legal: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies – USA and Crypto-Asset Disputes – USA. Tiffany J. Smith, co-chair of the firm’s Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Working Group and Stephanie Avakian, chair of the Securities and Financial Services Department were recognized. 

WilmerHale’s FinTech practice brings a multidisciplinary team of lawyers from Regulatory and Government Affairs, Transactional, Securities and Financial Services, Intellectual Property and Litigation/Controversy Departments. This breadth of experience enables the firm to guide financial institutions, corporate clients and emerging FinTech companies through complex regulatory and business challenges. 

Building on its strong foundation in securities, futures and derivatives regulation, WilmerHale has long advised some of the most pioneering companies in blockchain and digital assets. The firm’s Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Working Group—led by Partners Franca Harris Gutierrez, Zachary Goldman, Jeremy Moorehouse, Michael Mugmon and Tiffany J. Smith—continues to guide clients navigating the complexities of this fast-moving and dynamic industry. 

Learn more about the Chambers FinTech rankings.