CHICAGO – Mayer Brown has been recognized in the 2026 edition of Chambers USA, across 110 practice categories, including 191 lawyer rankings and nine Band One nationwide rankings:
• Capital Markets: Securitization: ABS
• Capital Markets: Securitization: RMBS
• Capital Markets: Structured Products
• Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance)
• Government Contracts: Highly Regarded
• Outsourcing
• Product Liability: Toxic Torts
• Projects: PPP
• Tax: Controversy
Mayer Brown received Band One rankings in nine state categories:
• Antitrust; Illinois
• Communications; Illinois
• Corporate/M&A; Utah
• Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation; Illinois
• Environment; Illinois
• Labor & Employment: Highly Regarded; Illinois
• Litigation: General Commercial: Highly Regarded; New York
• Litigation: General Commercial: Highly Regarded; District of Columbia
• Technology & Outsourcing; Illinois
Additionally, 191 Mayer Brown lawyers were recognized, including 36 lawyers who achieved a Band One or higher ranking.
Senior Statespeople
• Vincent Connelly – Litigation: White – Collar Crime & Government Investigations; Illinois
• Phyllis Korff – Capital Markets: Debt & Equity: Eastern United States; Nationwide
• Andrew Marovitz – Antitrust; Illinois
• Daniel Masur – Technology & Outsourcing; District of Columbia
• Laurence Platt – Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance); Nationwide
• Elizabeth (Liz) Espín Stern – Immigration; District of Columbia and Nationwid• Frederick Thomas – Corporate/M&A; Illinois
• Keith Willner – Real Estate; District of Columbia
Star Individual
• Erika Jones – Transportation: Road (Automotive); Nationwide
• Joel Williamson – Tax: Controversy; Illinois
Eminent Practitioners
• Jon Van Gorp – Capital Markets: Securitization: RMBS; Nationwide
Band One
• Christian Binnig – Communications; Illinois
• Timothy Bishop – Environment: Litigation and Litigation: Appellate; Illinois
• Teresa Goebel – Leisure & Hospitality; Nationwide
• Paul Jorissen – Capital Markets: Securitization: RMBS; Nationwide
• Steven Kaplan – Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance); Nationwide
• Brian Kittle – Tax: Controversy; Nationwide
• Thomas Kittle-Kamp – Tax: Controversy; Illinois
• Michael Lennon Jr. – International Arbitration: Enforcement; Nationwide
• Stuart Litwin – Capital Markets: Securitization: ABS; Nationwide
• Britt Miller – Antitrust; Illinois
• Matthew Moscon – Litigation: General Commercial; Utah
• David Narefsky – Banking & Finance: Public Finance; Illinois
• Michael Olsen – Litigation: Product Liability; Illinois and Product Liability: Toxic Torts; Nationwide
• Brad Peterson – Outsourcing; Nationwide and Technology & Outsourcing; Illinois
• Anna Pinedo – Capital Markets: Structured Products; Nationwide
• John Prairie – Government Contracts; Nationwide
• Tristan Propst – Banking & Finance; Texas
• Leah Robinson – Tax: State & Local; New York
• Nancy Ross – ERISA Litigation; Nationwide
• Michael Scodro – Litigation: Appellate; Illinois
• Joseph Seliga – Projects: PPP; Nationwide
• Mark Ter Molen – Environment: Litigation; Illinois
• Angela Ulum – Capital Markets: Securitization: ABS; Nationwide
• Stephanie Wagner – Projects: PPP; Nationwide
• Matthew Wells – Corporate/M&A; Utah
• Joel Williamson – Tax: Controversy; Nationwide
The complete list of Mayer Brown’s Chambers USA 2026 rankings is available here.
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