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Financial Crisis Task Force
As Congress and the Bush Administration try to find solutions to the financial crisis facing the U.S. and global economies, the Williams Mullen Financial Crisis Task Force has been formed to study the legislation as it evolves, and to assist and advise our clients, keeping them informed on a timely basis utilizing our various industry and client teams and our government group.
The Williams Mullen Financial Crisis Task Force has brought together a strong team of experienced attorneys in offices throughout our footprint, in the financial, banking, securities, real estate, corporate governance, tax, bankruptcy, litigation, public policy and government relations arenas. We have highly trained staff in crisis management ready to act quickly and decisively. Our Task Force Members have assigned experienced lawyers to monitor the current financial crisis continuously.
The Williams Mullen Financial Crisis Task Force is headed by Michael Buseck, Vice Chair of the Finance, Banking and Real Estate Section of the firm. Mike is being assisted by section heads throughout the law firm that bring specific expertise to the task force that will address client concerns, and includes several attorneys with significant experience in the disposition, purchase and securitization of assets, and in litigation and regulatory matters during the RTC era.
The Williams Mullen Financial Crisis Task Force will continue to provide ongoing coverage and analysis of the financial markets and the government's response.
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