Compare 5 attorneys and 3 law firms in Fort Wayne , IN. Sort by highest rating and years of banking experience.
J Burt
Fort Wayne banking attorney at Burt Blee Dixon Sutton and Bloom with 63 years experience
200 East Main Street, Suite 1000, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Steven Hazelrigg
Fort Wayne banking attorney at Faegre Baker Daniels with 47 years experience
111 East Wayne Street, Suite 800, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Gregory Cole
Fort Wayne banking attorney at Burt Blee Dixon Sutton and Bloom with 38 years experience
200 East Main Street, Suite 1000, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Suzan Rutz
Fort Wayne banking attorney at Burt Blee Dixon Sutton and Bloom with 37 years experience
200 East Main Street, Suite 1000, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
J Donovan
Fort Wayne banking attorney at Rothberg Logan and Warsco with 31 years experience
505 East Washington Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
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Banking law is a mix of federal, state and local regulations that govern the operation of banks, nonbank institutions (including credit services) and those providing banking services. Attorneys specializing in banking law may represent both individuals and businesses with banking matters.
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