The firm was founded in 1968 by Joseph A. Muldoon, Jr., after two years in private practice and nine years of practice with the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, the predecessor to the Office of Thrift Supervision of the U.S. Department of Treasury. Initially, the firm focused its practice on corporate, securities and regulatory matters involving financial institutions. Many of our current partners have served with one or more of the federal banking agencies. Over the years, we have emerged as one of the leading law firms in the representation of financial services companies. While we continue to be a leader in the financial services arena, over the last decade our client base has expanded to include businesses of all sizes and characteristics in a variety of industries.
Our specialization in the practice areas of corporate, finance and securities law provides a unique level of experience and depth of knowledge. We maintain a "cutting edge" practice, yet our size and structure permit personal attention to clients' needs and ready access by our clients to our attorneys and resources.
