The financial services industry operates in a highly regulated and rapidly changing environment. Christian & Small’s attorneys understand the legal and regulatory challenges facing banks, lenders, financial institutions, investment firms and other financial services businesses. We help clients navigate complex regulations, manage risk and address disputes while keeping their business objectives in focus.
Our attorneys represent financial services clients in a broad range of matters, including:
- Banking and financial institution regulation
- Lending and creditor rights
- Consumer financial services
- Regulatory compliance and enforcement
- Securities and investment matters
- Financial services litigation
- Loan documentation and commercial transactions
- Bankruptcy and insolvency matters
- Fraud and financial misconduct
- State and federal regulatory investigations
Whether advising on day-to-day regulatory issues, structuring a complex transaction or defending a financial institution in litigation, Christian & Small provides practical, strategic counsel designed to protect our clients and help them move their businesses forward.
Fair Debt Collection Practices
Debt collection is highly regulated, and a collection dispute can quickly become a significant legal and business challenge. Christian & Small represents creditors, financial institutions, debt buyers, collection agencies, and other businesses in litigation and regulatory matters involving consumer and commercial debt collection.
Our attorneys defend clients against claims under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), state and federal consumer-protection laws, and related statutes and common-law theories. We also counsel clients on collection practices, compliance, and risk management to help prevent disputes from escalating.
We handle a wide range of matters, including:
- FDCPA claims and litigation
- State and federal consumer-protection claims
- Creditor and debt-buyer disputes
- Collection agency defense
- Allegations of deceptive, unfair, or abusive collection practices
- Regulatory and compliance matters
- Class-action defense
- State and federal litigation
