We represent banks and other financial service industry clients in state, federal and bankruptcy court litigation, and arbitration. In addition to defending banks in high stakes individual and class action litigation, we counsel and advise the industry on data security, cyber risk, and compliance with federal and state consumer financial protection laws and regulations.
Carlton Fields provides legal services on all aspects of construction, including pre-bid considerations; contract drafting and letting; construction administration; liens; bonds; insurance; and dispute resolution, including mediation, arbitration, settlement, and trial.
Carlton Fields provides guidance in a dynamic and evolving regulatory environment so that our clients can focus on delivering high quality services across the health care spectrum.
We serve the needs of the life, annuity, and retirement solutions industry.
We provide coverage and claims counseling, litigation, and arbitration services in matters involving all types of property and casualty insurance.
We provide in-depth knowledge and services regarding all aspects of real property acquisition, development, financing, leasing, ownership, use, and sales. Our practice covers the full range of real estate and commercial transactions, development, and construction involving a wide range of properties.
The securities industry turns to Carlton Fields for its regulatory, enforcement, litigation, corporate finance, and corporate needs. Our national practice serves publicly-held corporations as well as the broker-dealer, investment adviser, and investment company components of the securities industry.
Our integrated approach helps us maximize the synergies between these related industries to offer comprehensive legal services with a focus on fostering our clients’ business growth.
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