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The Legal 500 2017 Recognizes Four Practice Areas and 20 Attorneys at Buckley Sandler

Buckley Sandler has again been cited as one of the nation’s top law firms by The Legal 500 in its 2017 rankings, with the recognition of four practice areas:

  • Financial Services: Litigation
  • Financial Services: Regulatory
  • Cyber Law (Data Protection and Privacy)
  • Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense

In Financial Services: Litigation, the firm and five of its lawyers were recognized for the “‘tenacious representation’ of financial institutions” and its “prominence in the market, in particular for being a formidable adversary of the CFPB.”

In Financial Services: Regulatory the firm is “widely recognized in the market as a ‘leader for consumer finance regulatory work’ and provides ‘outstanding’ advice to leading banks, mortgage companies, credit card providers and auto-loan companies.” Ten Buckley Sandler lawyers were recognized in this area. 

In the area of Cyber Law, which includes Data Protection and Privacy, six Buckley Sandler lawyers were noted for their work “advising financial services clients on big data, security breaches and regulatory enforcement actions and investigations.”

In addition, five Buckley Sandler lawyers were recognized in the category of Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense for a wide range of work both in the U.S. and around the world.

The 20 Buckley Sandler attorneys recognized in The Legal 500 for 2017 are:

  • Jeremiah S. Buckley: Financial Services: Regulatory
  • Preston Burton: Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense
  • Valerie L. Hletko: Financial Services: Litigation
  • Benjamin B. Klubes: Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense; Financial Services: Litigation; Financial Services: Regulatory
  • David S. Krakoff: Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense
  • John P. Kromer: Financial Services: Regulatory; Cyber Law (Data Protection and Privacy)
  • Elizabeth E. McGinn: Cyber Law (Data Protection and Privacy)
  • Jeffrey P. Naimon: Financial Services: Regulatory; Cyber Law (Data Protection and Privacy)
  • John C. Redding: Financial Services: Regulatory
  • Christopher F. Regan: Corporate Investigations and White Collar Criminal Defense
  • Michelle L. Rogers: Financial Services: Litigation
  • Andrew L. Sandler: Financial Services: Litigation; Financial Services: Regulatory
  • Andrew W. Schilling: Financial Services: Litigation
  • Walter E. Zalenski: Financial Services: Regulatory