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Banking & Financial Services

The banking and financial services industries are fraught with risk. Whether serving as outside general counsel or representing a banking client in a highly technical piece of litigation, our attorneys understand the complex regulatory environment in which banks and other financial institutions operate.

The executives responsible for the smooth and ethical management of these organizations may find themselves the subject of internal corporate or government-led investigations. Whether raised as part of a whistleblower action or initiated by a government agency, business partner, or customer, our attorneys are experienced representing banking executives and other financial fiduciaries in investigations, as well as complex white-collar criminal and civil litigation.


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2027 Summer Associate Program Applications Now Open

We are now accepting applications for our 2027 Summer Associate Program, designed for law students interested in gaining hands-on experience in civil litigation. Running from early June through late July, the program offers meaningful exposure to the day-to-day practice of litigation and the opportunity to learn from attorneys across...

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Miguel Mendez-Pintado Named to Washington Rising Star List

MPBF is thrilled to announce Miguel Mendez-Pintado has been named a 2026 Washington Super Lawyers Rising Star. Super Lawyers selects its Rising Stars through a rigorous, multiphase evaluation process that includes peer nominations and independent research, making this one of the most esteemed recognitions an attorney can achieve. Miguel’s...

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Tyra Mendez Elevated to Director

The firm is pleased to announce the elevation of Tyra Mendez to Director. Tyra’s practice focuses on legal malpractice defense, real estate broker and insurance broker defense, defense of Directors & Officers, employment law, personal injury, and general business litigation. Among her notable successes, Tyra secured a summary judgment...

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