2025 Fintech Business Litigation Review: Cool Trends in a Hot Market

Partners Jeremy Creelan, Laurel Loomis Rimon, Megan Poetzel, Michael Ross and Kayvan Sadeghi will provide an in-depth review of significant litigation trends and topics during the past year and discuss critical factors likely to shape litigation risk in the year ahead at a gathering entitled “2025 Fintech Business Litigation Review: Cool Trends in a Hot Market” on January 15, 2026.

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Over the past year, a series of high-profile actions by government bodies have fundamentally re-shaped the regulatory framework for the Fintech and Crypto industries. These changes have subsequently created new opportunities for products, partnerships and competition.

2025 Fintech Business Litigation Review: Cool Trends in a Hot Market

Partners Jeremy Creelan, Laurel Loomis Rimon, Megan Poetzel, Michael Ross and Kayvan Sadeghi will provide an in-depth review of significant litigation trends and topics during the past year and discuss critical factors likely to shape litigation risk in the year ahead at a gathering entitled “2025 Fintech Business Litigation Review: Cool Trends in a Hot Market” on January 15, 2026.

Register Here

Over the past year, a series of high-profile actions by government bodies have fundamentally re-shaped the regulatory framework for the Fintech and Crypto industries. These changes have subsequently created new opportunities for products, partnerships and competition.

News and Insights

Publications

In Law360, Partner Samuel Feder Analyzes the Supreme Court's Ruling in FCC v. AT&T

Partner Sam Feder authored an article in Law360 examining the Supreme Court's June 4 decision in Federal Communications Commission v. AT&T Inc., which rejected AT&T's and Verizon's argument that the FCC's forfeiture process violates the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial.

June 16, 2026

Publications

Partner Emily Loeb Quoted in Semafor on Corporate Risk Ahead of Midterm Elections

Partner Emily Loeb was quoted in Semafor in an article examining how House Democrats plan to leverage a potential midterm election majority to pursue oversight investigations into corporations with ties to the Trump administration.

June 9, 2026