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| Year of establishment | 2009 | Number of partners | |
| Number of offices | 4 | Partner to associate ratio | |
| Biggest office | Washington | Percentage of women attorneys | |
| Number of attorneys | 126 | Percentage of minority attorneys | |
| Number of associates | Percentage of LGBT attorneys |
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With more than 160 lawyers in Washington, DC, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and London focused on financial services law and litigation and enforcement matters, BuckleySandler has quickly gained a reputation for solving litigation, enforcement, compliance, regulatory, and transactional challenges for clients, and even turning them into business opportunities. Focus on Financial Services As the financial services industry continues to face a once-in-a-generation overhaul, having the right legal counsel on your team can mean the difference between business success or failure. The attorneys at BuckleySandler LLP have decades of experience representing banks, mortgage lenders and servicers, credit card companies, insurance companies, securities firms and other financial services companies in matters affecting their industry. Our attorneys are among the leading financial services law practitioners in the country and have a track record of successfully assisting clients in regulatory, enforcement, litigation, transactional and public policy matters. Currently, BuckleySandler represents the 10 largest banks in the United States, nine of the top 10 mortgage lending companies, nine of the top 10 mortgage servicing companies, the top 10 credit card issuers, as well as many community banks and non-bank financial services companies. In the past two decades, our attorneys have acted as lead defense counsel in more than 100 high-stakes class actions, represented our clients in a multitude of state and federal enforcement proceedings, and had a hand in commenting on or drafting a majority of the significant laws that impact the financial services industry. Focus on Litigation & Enforcement Litigation Our litigation practice focuses on the defense of companies and individuals, including leading banks, financial services firms and other companies and their executives in class actions, complex civil litigation, and arbitration proceedings, as well as significant government enforcement actions. We defend clients in cases involving allegations of discrimination and predatory lending (e.g., Fair Housing Act, Equal Credit Opportunity Act and Civil Rights Act), unfair competition and deceptive trade acts and practices, fraud, false statements, false claims, state and federal securities laws, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duties, loan repurchase, federal and state mortgage consumer protection (e.g., the Truth in Lending Act, and Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act), sales practices, privacy and data security statutes (e.g., Telephone Communications Privacy Act), as well as other claimed violations of regulations and laws governing their business activities. We also represent plaintiffs in federal and state court actions, particularly against the United States and in enforcement of judgments and in international discovery matters.
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BuckleySandler LLP Reviews
Former Employee
- Reviewed on October 26, 2017
Advice to law firm management: I would like to ask managers to figure out a way to mentor junior attorneys. I believe that the culture may have been overwhelming for some of them at the beginning.
Pros: During my time there, I was able to work on interesting cases and work with very intelligent people. I also liked that I could speak with upper management at any time if I had any questions.
Cons: The only issue I had was that we worked many hours every single day on our cases. Also, I had to work on the weekends sometimes, which caused burnout.
Current or former employee?: Former Employee
Pros: During my time there, I was able to work on interesting cases and work with very intelligent people. I also liked that I could speak with upper management at any time if I had any questions.
Cons: The only issue I had was that we worked many hours every single day on our cases. Also, I had to work on the weekends sometimes, which caused burnout.
Current or former employee?: Former Employee
Current Employee
- Reviewed on July 01, 2017
Advice to law firm management: Maybe management should crack down on rumors and gossip during work hours.Give Buckley Sandler a try if you want market beating pay and great perks, but if you aren't a fan of the occasional drama storm then this firm might not be for you.
Pros: Buckley Sandler is a great place to work, for the most part.The firm is diverse and management makes a special effort to treat everyone with dignity and respect. Pay is fantastic, and bonuses are out of this world.
Cons: Office drama can sometimes blossom and keep growing until it seems like it's all anyone can think about.
Current or former employee?: Current Employee
Pros: Buckley Sandler is a great place to work, for the most part.The firm is diverse and management makes a special effort to treat everyone with dignity and respect. Pay is fantastic, and bonuses are out of this world.
Cons: Office drama can sometimes blossom and keep growing until it seems like it's all anyone can think about.
Current or former employee?: Current Employee
BuckleySandler LLP Awards and Recognitions
Bob Serino Receives Richard Peterson Award - December 6, 2010
BuckleySandler Selected to Receive Community Leadership Award from Transitional Housing Corporation - March 17, 2011
Partner David Baris Quoted in Reuters Article: "Backlash brews on U.S. whistleblower awards" - Ross Kerber
March 9, 2011
BuckleySandler Wins Outstanding Firm Award for Charitable Work - June 11, 2013
Andrew L. Sandler Receives Greater Washington Legal Champions Firm Leader Award - September 12, 2014
Diversity
BuckleySandler LLP is strongly committed to diversity. The firm's commitment is rooted in the belief that each individual's unique background contributes a distinct and valuable perspective in our working environment, enriching the day-to-day experience of our professionals, and enabling us to better serve our clients. BuckleySandler ensures broad-based diversity within the firm by recruiting, retaining, and promoting professionals with diverse backgrounds including, but not limited to, diversity of race, ethnicity, age, gender, religion, sexual orientation and physical ability.
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