Dykema Gossett, PLLC issued the following announcement on Aug. 30.
Dykema, a leading national law firm, today announced the addition of Lindsay S. Henry to its Financial Industry Group as a Senior Counsel in the firm’s Chicago office. Ms. Henry joins Dykema after practicing at Chapman and Cutler in Chicago for nearly seven years, where she worked closely with recent Dykema lateral hire Scott R. Fryzel on banking and financial services-related matters.
In her practice, Ms. Henry counsels state and national banks, FinTech companies and a variety of other financial institutions and financial services providers on regulatory issues and compliance, consumer credit transactions, deposit products, bank mergers and acquisitions, licensing, regulatory applications, technology contracting, payment processing, fair lending and privacy matters, digital banking, mortgage lending and servicing, stored value products and marketplace lending arrangements.
She has also advised clients on outsourcing, vendor and client services agreements and developing vendor management programs; treasury management and payment processing arrangements; interest and usury; and the permissibility and structure of new activities and investments. Ms. Henry regularly works with banks and other financial companies to draft and structure consumer loan documentation and disclosures, solutions to specialized mortgage loans and delinquency workouts, and regulatory policies and procedures to direct future compliance.
“Lindsay’s financial institutions regulatory and transactional expertise is a terrific complement to our firm’s financial services practice recently enhanced by Scott Fryzel joining us in Chicago,” said Mike Borders, Dykema’s Vice Chairman and Chicago Office Managing Member.
Prior to having a private practice, Ms. Henry was a bank examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. She earned a J.D. from the St. Louis University School of Law, as well as a B.A. in English, cum laude, from the University of Richmond.
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