Chambers Ranks Jason Gottlieb and Morrison Cohen Band 1 in FinTech Guide 2026

Leading legal directory Chambers USA has again ranked Morrison Cohen Partner Jason Gottlieb and the firm’s Digital Assets Practice in its FinTech Guide 2025 (USA). Jason was ranked Band 1 for Crypto-Asset Disputes for the third consecutive year, and the Digital Assets Practice climbed to Band 1, up from Band 2 last year. Under the broader Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies category, Jason ranked Band 3 and the firm Band 4.

Clients praised the Digital Assets team as “exceptional advisers” who were “incredibly responsive, and knew the law, the regulators and the mission of the company.” They also called the team “an indispensable partner across a broad spectrum of work” and “preeminent in dealing with novel legal and regulatory issues that plague frontier tech innovators in our industry.”

On Jason’s individual recognition, one reference shared that “Jason’s level of dedication to the craft and quality when rendering advice is almost unparalleled.” Another described him as “nothing short of exceptional,” providing “thoughtful, actionable and well-reasoned advice” and commanding “respect in the courtroom and with opposing counsel.”

With the firm’s Digital Assets Practice making its entry into Band 1, it is now ranked alongside firms such as Latham & Watkins, McDermott, Skadden, Davis Polk and Debevoise.

“All of these rankings are a testament to the amazing team we have,” said Jason, who chairs the Digital Assets Practice. “Our deal work, funds work and regulatory advisory practice have shown over the last few years that, when it comes to blockchain matters, we have a suite of services on par with firms many times our size. I’m proud of this exceptional team.”

Read more about the firm’s Chambers FinTech Guide recognitions here.