Locations - Atlanta, Austin, Beaumont, TX, Birmingham, Boulder, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Houston, Lansing, MI, Las Vegas, Los Angeles. Morgantown, WV, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Princeton, Reno, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, Scottsdale, Washington DC, Wilmington, DE

Candidates must have strong Am 200 or regional law firm experience. Very stable resumes and specific experience in this practice area. 

Our client, an Am Law 200 firm, is seeking a Banking & Financial Services Attorney (5–7 years of experience) to join its Financial Regulatory and Compliance practice within the firms Banking and Financial Services group. This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside leading practitioners in a growing and highly specialized regulatory practice.

In this role, the attorney will work closely with two partners and advise banks and non-bank financial institutions on a broad range of regulatory and compliance matters. Responsibilities include supporting federal and state regulatory investigations and supervisory matters; reviewing and enhancing compliance management systems, policies, and risk management frameworks; analyzing complex financial services statutes and regulations; and assisting with regulatory due diligence in financial services M&A transactions. The practice focuses on key regulatory areas including payments, lending, debt collection, and mortgage servicing.

The ideal candidate will bring strong subject matter knowledge of financial services regulation, excellent legal research and writing skills, and the ability to analyze complex regulatory issues and develop practical solutions. This role requires strong attention to detail, sound judgment, and the ability to interact directly with clients and regulatory agencies.

Candidates should also have an interest in contributing to the firms broader practice development efforts, including preparing client alerts, participating in industry presentations and conferences, and building relationships within the financial services sector.

Candidates must be licensed to practice law in their home jurisdiction or eligible for admission.