Firm Resume — Marshall v. Prestamos CDFI, LLC (Dkt. 148-1, E.D. Pa. No. 5:21-cv-04337)

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U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania · No. 5:21-cv-04337-JMG · Doc. 148-1 · 2025-03-07 · Docket on CourtListener

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Today’s legal issues require expertise in a 
myriad of areas of the law. Most cases bring 
new twists that require as much creativity as 
legal knowledge.
Indeed, the firm that goes beyond the conventional — fostering new ideas 
and synergies, while maintaining cost efficiency — often achieves the greatest 
success for its clients.  Many clients, including FORTUNE 500 companies, have 
found such a firm in Whiteman Osterman & Hanna.
As the largest law firm in New York’s Capital Region with over 100 attorneys, 
Whiteman Osterman & Hanna offers clients a broad range of expertise 
covering a wide array of practice areas and industry specializations.
EXPERIENCED
The best filter for ideas, ultimately, is longtime 
experience in the law itself — the type of 
experience that can weigh ideas, test them, and 
determine their effectiveness for the client.
At Whiteman Osterman & Hanna, our depth of experience is unparalleled in 
the Capital District. Current and past partners include former counsel and 
assistant counsel to four governors of New York State and two former general 
counsels of the State’s Department of Environmental Conservation. Our Senior 
Counsel include a former New York Court of Appeals Judge, a former Appellate 
Division Judge, and a former Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the 
U.S. Department of Justice.
EFFICIENT
Every client wants the best legal representation 
available.
At the same time, today’s organizations must keep a close eye on expenses 
in all areas — and legal expenses are no exception. We have structured our 
entire practice to provide excellent representation while maximizing cost 
efficiencies for our clients. As part of that structure, we always seek to “add 
value.” It is not merely about drafting agreements that withstand the test of 
time or structuring a bullet-proof approval process. It is also about bringing 
value directly to the bottom line — achieving the unexpected litigation victory, 
structuring a unique business opportunity, or identifying combinations of 
creative financing, tax benefits, and economic development incentives that 
can make a project viable.
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RESPONSIVE
There is no substitute for a law firm that knows 
all aspects of your organization.
By eliminating the learning curve, a firm with such familiarity generates cost 
efficiencies for the client. By knowing both your organization and the law, we 
can uncover hidden opportunities — and head off future threats. For this 
reason, we seek to build long-term relationships with our clients. Indeed, in 
many instances, they become part of our extended family and our concern 
for them extends far beyond strictly legal matters. Such an attitude, we have 
found, is good for our clients.
A COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
Whiteman Osterman & Hanna is dedicated to being a good corporate citizen 
and supporting the local community.  Many of our attorneys and professional 
staff serve on not-for-profit boards and committees, and the Firm has been 
a leader in providing corporate support and sponsorship to many charitable 
events and organizations throughout the Capital Region.  
The Firm is also committed to providing pro bono service in our community. 
We believe our attorneys have an ethical obligation to provide pro bono legal 
services, that clients receiving such pro bono services are entitled to the same 
level of professional service that we provide to other clients of the Firm, and 
that the provision of pro bono legal services will improve the education and 
community standing of both the Firm and the attorneys who provide those 
services.  
OUR AREAS OF PRACTICE:
/ BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
/ BUSINESS, CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL
/ BUSINESS RESTRUCTURING, CREDITORS’ RIGHTS AND BANKRUPTCY
/ EDUCATION
/ ENVIRONMENTAL
/ FAMILY AND MATRIMONIAL LAW
/ FEDERAL AND STATE TAXATION
/ HEALTH CARE
/ GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
/ IMMIGRATION
/ INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
/ LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
/ LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT
/ LITIGATION AND APPEALS
/ MUNICIPAL
/ PRIVACY, CYBERSECURITY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
/ PUBLIC AGENCY REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
/ REAL ESTATE
/ TRUSTS AND ESTATES
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