Financial Services
With an ever-changing sea of legal regulations and compliance, financial institutions require a legal partner who provides skilled leadership and counsel to help guide you away from turbulent waters. For almost 100 years, clients have turned to our nationally recognized team of financial attorneys for strategic counsel. As your advocate, we’ll help you navigate through any dispute so that you can keep your business moving full steam ahead.
Dykema’s NextGen Financial Services Report offers analysis and commentary on a wide variety of issues facing the financial services industry.
With a national presence and top-tier practitioners, we give strategic counsel to all types of financial services companies, including commercial banks, mortgage servicers, insurance agencies and other non-bank financial institutions.
Our clients benefit from the combination of first-rate courtroom advocacy and an informed understanding of the regulatory landscape. We are passionate about understanding our clients’ businesses, their markets, and their challenges. When an issue arises that requires expertise in multiple disciplines, we approach each matter with an unparalleled commitment and a service mindset, and we pride ourselves on the ability to anticipate critical issues that may impact those in the financial industry.
Our clients rely on us for a broad range of matters, including:
- bankruptcy and workout matters
- commercial lending
- commercial mortgage-backed securities
- fintech, payments, and digital commerce
- labor and employment
- loan transactions
- privacy, data security, and e-commerce
- regulatory and compliance
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