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J.C. is a partner with King & Spalding's Government Advocacy and Public Policy group and co-leads the firm's FinTech, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency and State Attorneys General practices. A high-energy, strategic thinker, he helps multinational companies navigate the political and regulatory issues often associated with doing business in the U.S. and abroad.
Recognized by Chambers USA as “one of the most proficient attorneys on the scene,” J.C. represents financial services and technology companies before policymakers around the world and at all levels of government. He regularly interfaces with financial regulators on a wide array of policy and institution-specific issues relating to fintech and cryptocurrency regulation, data privacy and security, money laundering and illicit finance, national security, and technological innovation. He also assists clients to develop comments, white papers, and other advocacy communications on proposed regulatory and legislative changes.
While serving as counsel to the U.S. Senate committees on Banking and Governmental Affairs, J.C. earned a reputation as a trusted advisor to Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle. He was later appointed by President George W. Bush to a six-year term as U.S. representative to the World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. Earlier in his career, J.C. worked for the Delaware Court of Chancery, the Hong Kong Attorney General’s Office and an international law firm based in Sydney, Australia.
J.C. is active with a number of non-profit organizations and serves on the boards of The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law, the Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum, the Global Center for Social Entrepreneurship and the First State Fintech Lab. He previously served as chairman of Jobs for Delaware Graduates and president of the Republican National Lawyers Association. He also established the J. Caleb Boggs Scholarship for Public Service at the University of Delaware in honor of his grandfather and namesake, former U.S. Congressman, Senator and Governor of Delaware, J. Caleb Boggs.
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