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Awards, rankings, press coverage, and published work. Every entry links to its original source.
Chambers and Partners · 2026
Firm-level ranking in the Chambers Spotlight guide, Chambers and Partners' guide to leading boutique and small firms.
Lawdragon · June 5, 2026
Chanté Eliaszadeh named to Lawdragon's guide to the next generation of leading lawyers, recognized for Crypto Regulation, Disputes, and Blockchain.
The Burton Awards · 2024
Awarded for the Banking Law Journal article "A New ‘Operation Choke Point’? The Quickly Constricting Rules on Crypto Activities for Banks" (Landy, Cuccinello, Eliaszadeh).
The Legal 500 (United States) · 2023
Chanté Eliaszadeh named in the ranking of White & Case LLP for fortifying the team's cryptocurrency experience.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit · April 29, 2026
Brandon Orewyler argued before a Ninth Circuit panel at the James R. Browning Courthouse in San Francisco on February 10, 2026. On April 29, 2026, the panel unanimously reversed the district court's dismissal for lack of personal jurisdiction over foreign digital-asset defendants. The oral argument recording is available through the Ninth Circuit's media archive (search case No. 24-7277).
The New York Times · December 27, 2018
Chanté Eliaszadeh quoted as a source.
The New York Times · January 13, 2018
Chanté Eliaszadeh quoted as a source.
The Hollywood Reporter · April 5, 2022
Notes UC Berkeley School of Law was among the first schools with student groups dedicated to the blockchain economy — referring to Blockchain at Berkeley Law, founded by Chanté Eliaszadeh.
Global Legal Insights · 2024 and 2025 editions
Chanté Eliaszadeh, co-author of the U.S. stablecoin chapter in Global Legal Insights: Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Regulation.
The Banking Law Journal · May 2023
Co-authored analysis of crypto banking-access restrictions; winner of the 2024 Burton Award (Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award).
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