Banking Law That Keeps You Two Moves Ahead

When you run a bank, you’re juggling regulators, boards, auditors, customers, vendors, and the occasional surprise fire drill, so you don’t need theory. You need counsel that holds up under pressure and helps you move faster without stumbling into a compliance problem. We’re here to make sure your next move is the right one.

You're in good company

because we advise 40+ banks and fintech partners with assets ranging from $300M to $10B+.

We are licensed

in Texas and Idaho, and we serve clients nationwide.

Together we've

helped facilitate $600M+ in real estate developments and supported financial institutions operating in all 50 states.

What we do for you.

When you need fast, seasoned counsel, you’ll get it.

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Why banks choose us.

Big-firm horsepower. Boutique responsiveness. No “please hold.”

You get direct access, clear answers, and counsel written for decision-makers, legal scholars. When the stakes rise, we stay calm, move fast, and help you navigate regulators with strategy instead of stress.

Common scenarios you'll recognize.

When you need to triage, defend, or reassure your board, we’re the call you make.

“We missed a SAR deadline.”

We’ll triage, document, and position your remediation plan, even if you have missed a year’s worth of filings.

“The board wants growth with less risk.”

We align policies, strategy, and risk appetite so you can deliver both.

“Is this examiner request reasonable?”

We help define scope, tighten responses, and prevent over-disclosure.

“A forged check just landed.”

We walk you through liability, recovery options and future fraud prevention.

“We are looking for more deposits.”

We walk you through tested strategies that generate deposits for your institution.

"We have excess lending concentrations.”

We introduce new tools and programs that can spread and reallocate risk.

Your leadership deserves clarity, structure, and peace of mind.

We prepare boards for examinations, map policies, clean up inherited systems, untangle third-party risk, and guide MRA remediation. The result: oversight that holds up under scrutiny, even when the regulators ask the hard questions.

Banking resources for you.

Stay ahead with plain-English updates that translate regulatory shifts into practical steps.

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Regulatory Updates

What September’s Rulemaking Means for Your Bank

September’s rulemaking was unusually heavy, but the direction is consistent: regulators are widening access to payment systems while lessening regulatory reach and discretion. The competitive

Fed Proposes Stablecoin Issuer Rules

The Federal Reserve proposed rules to set prudential standards for stablecoin issuers under its supervision, including reserve requirements, capital standards, and risk management expectations. The

Educational Resources

What September’s Rulemaking Means for Your Bank

September’s rulemaking was unusually heavy, but the direction is consistent: regulators are widening access to payment systems while lessening regulatory reach and discretion. The competitive question is no longer whether nonbanks will get access to these systems, but how community banks respond to their customers’ demands and the rapidly changing

Fed Proposes Stablecoin Issuer Rules

The Federal Reserve proposed rules to set prudential standards for stablecoin issuers under its supervision, including reserve requirements, capital standards, and risk management expectations. The proposal requires full backing with short-term Treasury bills and other high-quality liquid assets, with a 2% capital charge on certain reserve assets and operational risk

OCC Approves Three More Trust Charters for Stablecoin Businesses

The OCC conditionally approved national trust charters for Bastion Platforms, Catena, and Agora in September, all planning to expand stablecoin and crypto offerings under federal supervision. Bastion is converting from a New York state trust charter, while Catena and Agora are newly formed entities. Each must maintain $6-10 million in

SEC Issues Innovation Exemption for Tokenized Stock Trading

The SEC issued a five-year exemptive order in September allowing “Tokenized Securities Venues” to facilitate permissioned trading of tokenized National Market System stock using automated market maker liquidity pools on public blockchains. The relief covers only secondary trading and excludes synthetic tokenized securities. Venues must verify that tokenized stock carries

Let's Keep Your Bank Two Moves Ahead.

You focus on running the financial institution. We’ll help you stay compliant, nimble, and ready for whatever your regulator, customer, or board brings to you next.