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Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell is a recognized leader in serving the general and special needs of banks, trust companies, non-bank lenders/brokers, insurance companies, and securities brokerage firms in local, state and federal matters. For more than 30 years, we have represented financial services clients through times of dramatic market and regulatory change and intensive competition on leading-edge issues.
The firm was awarded metropolitan first-tier rankings in the 2011-2012 publication of U.S. News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” Rankings, including a first-tier ranking in banking and finance law, and financial services regulation law.
As counsel to the New Hampshire Bankers Association (NHBA), and working with the firm's regulatory specialists and Government Relations/Lobbying team, our attorneys helped to draft and pass many of the laws and regulations affecting recent industry changes. Our in-depth understanding of this dynamic arena enables us to strategically partner with clients for purposes of identifying business opportunities to expand service offerings, develop new products, and reorganize companies for competitive advantage and success.
We stay in front of the increasing and evolving issues impacting financial institutions, such as:
We participate in a wide variety of regional, state and local industry collaborative meetings and events, including Federal Reserve Bank of Boston New England Consumer Advisory Group, NHBA committees, Community Bankers Association of NH, NH Estate Planning Council, Vermont Bankers Association, Maine Association of Community Banks, various bank compliance associations, and safe deposit box association meetings, to stay abreast of real-world issues affecting our clients.
Recent engagements include advising and representing:
Peter Cline
Dodd Griffith
Jan Myskowski
Donald Pfundstein
Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell is top-listed in New Hampshire for
Banking and Finance Law and Financial Services Regulation Law by Best Lawyers in America®
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