Constangy Earns National and Regional Honors in 2026 Chambers USA Rankings
Constangy is pleased to announce its recognition in the 2026 edition of Chambers USA. The firm, together with 23 of its attorneys, has earned distinguished rankings both at the national level and across multiple regions throughout the United States.
Chambers USA identifies and ranks the top firms and lawyers across the country through a rigorous process that includes written submissions, thousands of in-depth attorney and client interviews, and its own proprietary database resources. Rankings recognize firms and attorneys for legal knowledge, strategic growth, client service, and market leadership.
At the national level, Constangy received rankings for its Labor & Employment and Occupational Safety and Health practices. The firm’s Privacy & Data Security practice was once again recognized nationwide as “Highly Regarded,” underscoring its ongoing leadership in this complex and ever-evolving area of law.
On the regional front, Constangy garnered honors in California, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas — a reflection of the firm’s deep roots and broad reach across the country. Of note, the firm’s California practice was promoted to the “Elite” category this year, demonstrating its continued growth and commitment to serving employers throughout California.
The following 23 Constangy attorneys were individually recognized in the 2026 Chambers USA Guide:
- Laura Balson (Labor & Employment – Illinois)
- Rick Brown (Labor & Employment – Alabama)
- Teresa Bult (Labor & Employment – Tennessee)
- Ken Carlson (Labor & Employment – North Carolina)
- Justin Coffey (Immigration – North Carolina)
- Cara Crotty (Labor & Employment – South Carolina)
- Lara de Leon (Labor & Employment – Texas)
- Mary Dohner Smith (Labor & Employment – Tennessee)
- John Doyle (Labor & Employment – North Carolina)
- Taren Greenidge (Labor & Employment – New York: Upstate)
- Jackie Johnson (Labor & Employment – Texas)
- Steve Katz (Labor & Employment – California)
- Damon Kitchen (Labor & Employment – Florida)
- Maureen Knight (Labor & Employment – Virginia)
- Dave Kurtz (Labor & Employment – Massachusetts)
- Mike Malfitano (Labor & Employment – Florida)
- Bill McMahon (Labor & Employment – North Carolina)
- Kim Seten (Labor & Employment – Missouri: Kansas City & Surrounds)
- Kristine Sims (Labor & Employment – North Carolina)
- David Steffen (Labor & Employment – Florida)
- Ken Sulzer (Labor & Employment – California)
- Pat Tyson (Occupational Safety and Health – Nationwide)
- Neil Wasser (Labor & Employment – Georgia)
Chambers USA is the foremost guide to the legal profession in the United States. Its annual rankings are determined through confidential, in-depth interviews with clients and attorneys, alongside a comprehensive assessment of recent work and industry impact. Individual attorneys are evaluated on legal knowledge, experience, client effectiveness, and overall client service, while law firm departments are assessed on these same qualities as well as the strength and capability of the practice as a whole. For more information on the ranking methodology, visit https://chambers.com/legal-guide/usa-5.