Our group of USLAW Banking and Financial Services attorneys maintains working relationships with both state and federal regulators so we can effectively assist clients with services ranging from mergers and acquisitions to regulatory compliance and restructuring. Whether a client is a local community bank or a financial institution with assets ranging from several million to many billions of dollars, an insurance company or an online banking organization, clients can rely on the USLAW Banking and Financial Services attorneys for resources and guidance with their transactional and compliance needs.

Why Choose USLAW Banking and Financial Services Law Firms?

Our network of USLAW Banking and Financial Services attorneys assists banks and other financial institutions including traditional banks, insurance companies, and non-bank lenders through all phases of the credit life cycle as well as applicable regulatory compliance issues.  The scope and quality of our work reflects a high level of familiarity with the credit structures and the issues confronting the finance industry. We assist financial institutions and borrowers in a wide variety of credit transactions, including corporate lending, secured and unsecured lending, equipment leasing, tax-exempt transactions, project financing, and letter-of-credit transactions.

Should the need arise, we offer banks and other financial institutions skilled, practical, and efficient representation to enforce their rights and remedies in state or federal court, regularly representing secured and unsecured creditors including banks, factors, insurance companies, manufacturers and other business clients in bankruptcy and workout matters.  We provide for our lender-clients’ needs on all levels, from defending lender liability actions, to enforcing rights against borrowers in state courts and before the federal (including bankruptcy) courts.

Areas of Practice

Member firms are experienced in working with clients in a variety of matters, including:

• Bankruptcy
• Broker-dealer formation, registration, operation, compliance
• Commercial lending
• Dodd-Frank
• Federal and state securities regulation
• Foreclosures and asset liquidation
• Formations and capital raising alternatives
• International joint ventures with foreign brokers
• Management buyouts
• Mergers, acquisitions and divestitures
• Operations and Payments
• Public finance
• Public policy
• Regulatory compliance
• SEC compliance and reporting
• Venture capital finance
• Workouts