Kelley C. Hodney
Shareholder
Regulatory Compliance Lawyer
Kelley has seen the financial services industry from all angles: she worked on the regulatory side at the Oregon Department of Justice in the Consumer Protection & Financial Fraud Division, the internal and operational side with Wells Fargo, and now the advisor side as a regulatory compliance attorney.
This broad hands-on experience allows Kelley to understand client needs and provide concrete advice to financial service providers regarding regulatory, compliance, and operational matters.
The ever-changing regulatory atmosphere presents challenges for clients and opportunities to pro-actively assist them. Kelley maintains an in-depth understanding of issues affecting financial institutions, and provides timely compliance guidance to credit unions, banks, other financial service providers.
This broad hands-on experience allows Kelley to understand client needs and provide concrete advice to financial service providers regarding regulatory, compliance, and operational matters.
The ever-changing regulatory atmosphere presents challenges for clients and opportunities to pro-actively assist them. Kelley maintains an in-depth understanding of issues affecting financial institutions, and provides timely compliance guidance to credit unions, banks, other financial service providers.
Little Known Facts: Kelley is licensed to practice in Oregon and California | Coaches basketball for the Boys & Girls Club | Loves anything outdoors (hiking, fishing, camping, running and playing sports of all kinds) – if it involves fresh air or dirt, count her in
Honors
Selected by her peers to the Oregon Rising Stars 2023, Kelley received an honor bestowed on only 2.5% of Oregon Lawyers under the age of 40 or in practice for less than ten years
Representative Matters
Financial Services- Regulatory compliance
- Vendor management and contract negotiation
- Consumer and commercial lending
- Advertising compliance
- Creditors' rights
- Credit union mergers
- Trusts, estates, fiduciary matters
- Check and payment systems disputes
- Loan participations