Greenberg Traurig Continues Expansion of Financial Regulatory & Compliance, Blockchain & Digital Assets Practices with Erika Cabo

MIAMI - Feb. 05, 2026 - Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A. continues to expand its Financial Regulatory & Compliance and Blockchain & Digital Assets practices with the addition of Erika Cabo as of counsel in the firm's Miami office. She joins the firm from Sidley Austin LLP's Miami office.

With nearly two decades of experience, Cabo focuses her practice on regulation, compliance, and structuring transactions involving blockchain and digital assets, derivatives, and complex structured products. She represents a broad range of clients, including global blockchain technology companies, cryptocurrency exchanges, token issuers, digital asset funds, broker-dealers, and major global investment banks and financial institutions.

"Erika's experience at the intersection of digital assets, financial regulation, and derivatives reflects exactly the kind of innovative, future-focused skillset our clients rely on," said Barbara A. Jones, chair of the firm's interdisciplinary Blockchain & Digital Assets Practice, and Marina Olman-Pal, co-chair of the firm's Financial Regulatory & Compliance Practice, in a joint statement. "Her ability to navigate evolving regulatory environments and collaborate across disciplines aligns with the strengths of our global platform and enhances the support we provide to clients operating in rapidly changing markets."

In her derivatives practice, Cabo counsels both regulated entities and end users in the United States and Latin America, further strengthening the firm's Futures & Derivatives capabilities as well as its Latin America Practice. She also engages with regulators and policymakers on behalf of clients, including representing blockchain platforms before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)'s Crypto Task Force and drafting comment letters on proposed SEC rules. Her experience includes advising clients on advanced policy initiatives and market structure legislation aimed at providing clearer regulatory frameworks for the digital asset industry.

"Returning to Miami, it was important for me to join a firm with a strong reputation and a leading presence in a city that has become a central hub for digital assets and blockchain innovation," Cabo said. "Greenberg Traurig's deep roots in the Miami community, combined with its longstanding ties across Latin America, the United States, and globally, uniquely position the firm at the forefront of the evolving crypto ecosystem. I was drawn to the firm's entrepreneurial platform, which empowers me to expand its sophisticated financial regulatory, blockchain, and digital assets practice, while maintaining a flexible, client-focused approach that always puts clients' business needs first."

Cabo has previously practiced in the New York office of a global law firm and also brings deep in-house experience, having served as assistant vice president and senior counsel at J.P. Morgan in Hong Kong and as an ISDA negotiator at Goldman Sachs in New York.