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McGlinchey continues firm growth with 2 new additions

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News of McGlinchey’s most recent consumer financial services compliance team hires, Amy Greenwood Field (Washington, DC) and Aaron Kouhoupt (Cleveland) was covered by SubPrime Auto Finance News on April 25, 2022.

During the past six months, McGlinchey’s consumer financial services compliance team has added eight new attorneys (including two members) in five offices, including Albany, N.Y., Cleveland, Houston, New Orleans and Washington, D.C.

According to separate announcements, the newest additions are Amy Greenwood-Field, who has joined the firm as a member (partner) in the Washington, D.C. office., and Aaron Kouhoupt, who has rejoined the firm as a member (partner) in the Cleveland office.

All told, McGlinchey operates from 15 offices with 140 attorneys licensed in 28 states.

And now both Greenwood-Field and Kouhoupt are part of that roster.

Read the full article here.

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McGlinchey Brings On Ex-PennyMac Assistant GC In Calif.

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Member Ben Gross (Irvine) was profiled in Law360 on August 11, 2022. He discussed moving to McGlinchey, the impact of technology on the financial industry, and bringing an in-house counsel point of view to the table.

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Kentucky and Virginia Enact Student Education Loan Servicing Laws

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Aaron Kouhoupt Returns to McGlinchey as Member in Consumer Financial Services Compliance Group

April 7, 2022

McGlinchey is pleased to announce that Aaron Kouhoupt has rejoined the firm as a Member (Partner) in the national Consumer Financial Services Compliance practice group. Aaron focuses on advising traditional banks as well as fintech start-ups navigating the federal regulatory regime surrounding bank partnership programs and launching consumer finance products on a national scale.