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Noted for its extensive experience in cryptocurrency enforcement and prosecution matters, Morrison Foerster often assists fintech companies and regulated entities on federal and state law compliance. In New York, practice co-head Jeffrey Silberman is knowledgeable of regulatory and transactional mandates surrounding digital lending and payment networks, while Boston-based co-head Haimavathi Marlier represents fintech clients in litigation and government investigations. In Washington DC,Jeremy Mandell handles cash back, digital deposit, and stablecoin matters, and Crystal Kaldjob is often engaged in compliance issues as well as network and Baas agreements. In Palo Alto, Stephanie Lynn Sharron is proficient in data rights surrounding Fintech licensing and partnership deals. San Francisco-based Alfredo Silva is informed in corporate and securities law, and in New York, Evan Minsberg is a key contact for banks, e-commerce platforms, and gaming sites on product development and strategic partnerships. In Washington DC, Calvin Funk specializes in consumer finance law, notably debt collection laws, credit services, and state lending.
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Témoignages
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- ‘Morrison Foerster has a deep understanding of our business and the industry at large. The practice is an indispensable legal advisor that has gained the unwavering trust of both our legal and senior business leadership teams.’
- ‘They understand our needs inside and out and I can always count on them for extremely practical, best in class legal advice and support for financial services and FinTech regulatory and transactional matters. I offer them my very highest recommendation.’
Clients clés
- American Bankers Association
- Arca Funds
Points forts
- Advised Experian on the creation and launch of their full-service digital banking solution.
- Advised on the return of nearly $200 million in digital assets for Euler, three weeks after these assets were stolen by a hacker.