Welcome to Fenimore, Kay, Harrison & Ford, LLP
We are a law firm built for community banks. Our clients are primarily community banks with assets ranging from $20 million to $20 billion. We specialize in providing legal services to community banks throughout the United States on a full range of corporate, securities, governance and regulatory matters. All of our partners are alumni of financial institutions practice groups within large international law firms, bringing a wealth of sophisticated experience in representing financial institutions. The founding vision of the firm was to create a new model that departed from the traditional “mega-firm” approaches and, instead, focused on delivering efficient, team-oriented services of the highest quality. Our law firm model simply aligns the interests of clients and attorneys by eliminating the inefficiencies of the traditional law firm model and focuses on delivering legal services in a responsive and cost-effective manner. We have quickly gained a reputation for solving transactional, enforcement, compliance and regulatory challenges for clients, and even turning them into business opportunities.
When industry experience and insight matters, community banks turn to us. Our mission is our clients’ success.
Who we service
Our firm focuses on representing banks and financial institutions throughout the United States. We focus our practice on matters that require the attention, extensive experience, expertise and reputation of our partners. As such, we provide partner-intensive service. At all times, our clients are afforded the direct personal attention of partners having expertise and sophistication with respect to the issues. We provide legal advice on all facets of banking, corporate and regulatory law on both a state and federal level.
Recent News
- Kevin Strachan discusses advantages of quarterly earnings releases for private banks Writing in the January issue of BankDirector.com, Kevin Strachan discusses why more private banks may want to follow suit of public companies in releasing quarterly ...
- Mortgage Lending Note: New Consent Requirements of the Taxpayer First Act of 2019 The Taxpayer First Act of 2019 (the “Act”) was signed into law on July 1, 2019. The Act implements broad reform of IRS systems and ...
- TOP TEN TIPS FOR BRANCH BIDDERS Since this post was first authored by attorney Jonathan Hightower, BankDirector.com has featured the content in their October issue. You may read that article by ...
