Eric A.Love

Eric Love represents financial institutions and multinational corporations in a wide variety of complex regulatory, compliance, enforcement, and litigation matters. He counsels clients on U.S. securities and commodities law compliance, with particular emphasis on broker-dealers, investment advisers, and private investment funds (such as hedge, private equity, venture capital, and real estate funds). As part of his practice, Eric also focuses on the dynamic and evolving areas of fintech, blockchain, and digital currencies, including the legal and regulatory issues facing money services businesses, payment systems, and emerging payments companies. He represents clients in connection with regulatory examinations and enforcement actions and advises financial institutions on litigation regarding securities, derivatives, and other financial products.

Prior to joining Jones Day, Eric was an associate at an international law firm in Washington, D.C. Before practicing law, he served as a special assistant at the U.S. Department of the Treasury and worked for the U.S. House of Representatives for six years in a number of positions, including as a senior legislative assistant for financial services.

Eric is active with pro bono matters and is currently representing clients in asylum proceedings. He also serves on the associate recruiting and diversity committees in the Firm's New York Office.