Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – June 4, 2026 – Greenspoon Marder is proud to announce that 10 firm attorneys have been ranked across various categories in the 2026 edition of the Chambers USA guide by Chambers & Partners, a prestigious legal industry publication known for its rigorous, research‑driven rankings process.
This year’s rankings include both returning honorees and notable advancements, highlighting the firm’s continued commitment to excellence and strong client feedback. Several attorneys achieved band advancements in recognition of their growing market presence and impact.
For the second consecutive year, partners Howard M. Ehrenberg and Elissa D. Miller are recognized in Bankruptcy/Restructuring – California. Mr. Ehrenberg is frequently described by clients as a “knowledgeable, highly experienced and pragmatic bankruptcy lawyer” and one of the leading bankruptcy trustees in Central California, praised for his strategic approach to resolving complex matters. Ms. Miller “does an excellent job” while using “judgment, legal experience and knowledge” in achieving consensus settlements and maximizing asset recovery.
In the Cannabis Law space, Nick J. Richards and Irina Dashevsky, co‑chairs of the firm’s Cannabis Law group, continue to earn significant recognition. Both attorneys moved up a band in the 2026 rankings, reflecting heightened client and market recognition of their leadership. Mr. Richards again earned dual rankings in Cannabis Law: Western United States and Tax Law – Colorado, with clients noting he is “an exceptional attorney” and his “passion for his work and genuine care for his clients set him apart.” Ms. Dashevsky also remains ranked in Cannabis Law: Eastern United States, where she is widely regarded as a “terrific lawyer” who has a “knack for crafting solutions that align with clients’ long-term goals makes her a standout” for transactional work in the industry.
Matthew Ginder earned recognition for the eighth consecutive year in Cannabis Law: Eastern United States, praised for being “detailed and knowledgeable in the cannabis space” and guiding clients through Florida’s complex cannabis licensing and regulatory framework.
Beth‑Ann E. Krimsky received her sixth consecutive ranking in Florida: Litigation – General Commercial and moved up a band in the 2026 guide. Known for her skill in complex commercial disputes and marketing‑related class actions, clients describe her as someone who “sees the big picture and is very effective in communication with both the court and opposing counsel.” Deborah Baker also returned to the same category for the fourth consecutive year, recognized for being “meticulous, experienced, knowledgeable and diligent” in every matter she handles.
In the alcohol beverage space, Louis J. Terminello earned his fifth consecutive ranking in Nationwide: Food & Beverage – Alcohol, with clients praising his team’s “nuanced understanding of the beverage alcohol sector and its regulatory complexities.”
Barry E. Somerstein marked an extraordinary 24 years ranked in Florida: Real Estate – Zoning/Land Use, consistently praised for being part of a team that “demonstrates deep transactional expertise across multiple industries, regional mastery of the Southeastern US market and a collaborative, client‑centered approach.” Dennis D. Mele continues his long‑standing recognition in the same category with his 23rd consecutive ranking, widely respected as someone who is “very responsive, practical and knows everyone” throughout the industry.
Chambers and Partners is one of the world’s leading legal data and analytics providers, with rankings recognized for their independence, rigor, and credibility. More information on the Chambers USA methodology and Greenspoon Marder’s rankings is available at www.chambers.com.