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Eamonn leverages his experience as a former counsel in the Office of Regulations at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to guide clients in complying with state and federal consumer protection laws and regulations. Eamonn helps lenders, fintech and regtech companies, marketplace lending platforms, payments companies and systems, card issuers and networks, banks, investors, and other financial services providers navigate issues arising under state and federal financial services laws. At the heart of his work is regulatory compliance. He leverages his experience at the CFPB to assist clients in their engagements with federal and state regulators including with respect to UDAAP risk and state licensing issues. Eamonn's fintech practice constantly evolves and grows as clients adopt new technologies and pursue innovative business lines. Eamonn provides extensive and cutting-edge regulatory legal services for innovative companies across the fintech and financial services industries. He specializes in helping clients with innovative financial platforms and products comply with existing law. Eamonn helps innovative companies adapt and thrive in the evolving payments space. He has extensive experience handling the regulatory aspects of a broad range of payment services and technologies, spanning traditional systems and cutting-edge payments products. Eamonn counsels clients on all aspects of payments law and related regulatory matters, including on instant payments, debit card interchange, money transmission, and consumer protection. He has also handled matters involving mobile banking, mobile payments, mobile wallet products, and bank-fintech partnerships, including marketplace lending and Banking as a Service (BaaS) offerings. In addition, Eamonn advises on novel issues connected to blockchain, digital assets, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data. He has crafted pragmatic, business-minded legal solutions to complex issues at the intersection of payments technology and financial regulation. Eamonn is a frequent speaker on consumer financial services and fintech topics and is often called on by the national media for commentary regarding the CFPB, state regulators, and developments in consumer financial services and fintech. Admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia, Maryland, New York, and before the Supreme Court of the United States.