As the new financial reform bill is being readied for President Barack Obama's signature, lawyers are readying for the work to flow in. Law firms have been sending out client alerts, offering advice on where they think the bill might go and creating internal task forces to tackle the array of issues facing their clients. Now, with a more complete picture of what and whom the bill will cover, firms are offering seminars and will begin advising clients on which businesses to emphasize and which to scale back.
July 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Michael E. Bleier started with the Federal Reserve in 1971, coming in on the ground floor of banking regulatory reform as newly enacted amendments brought more banking entities under the Reserve’s enforcement domain.
He joined the Reserve because he thought he would get a front-row view of major changes to the banking world and, in turn, gain insight into how and why things were done and get ahead of the learning curve.
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