Stanley H. Pollock
Stan Pollock represents banks, bank holding companies, thrifts and nonbank subsidiaries of financial institution holding companies on a wide variety of corporate and regulatory matters, with a particular concentration on community financial institutions. His practice focuses on a wide variety of financial institution matters, including financial institution mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, holding company formations, record retention issues, capital planning, de novo bank chartering, new product development, defending against administrative enforcement actions, and other corporate and regulatory issues. Mr. Pollock is based in the firm's Atlanta office. He has practiced banking law in Atlanta for over 30 years.
Mr. Pollock began his legal career at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, and his career has also included extensive private practice experience. In addition, he served for several years as the chief legal officer of the two banking subsidiaries of Prudential Financial that were located in Atlanta.
A frequent speaker and author on financial institutions law, Mr. Pollock is active in bar association and banking trade association matters, and has served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Georgia Bankers Association's Bank Counsel Section, among other key appointments.
Admitted to practice:
Georgia
University of Georgia (B.S., 1970)
Mercer University (J.D., 1973)
"E-mail: You Know The Benefits, But What About The Records Management Issues?" Georgia Bankers Association e-Bulletin, 2006
"Record Retention and Electronic Data: Are You Aware of the Substantial Management Risks?", Community Bankers Association of Georgia, 2007 "Impact of the Regulatory Environment on Bank Holding Company Growth and Activities", Brintech Strategic Services Group, 2005 Holding Company Idea Exchange "Information Privacy: As Technology Advances, Regulation Is Sure To Follow", Georgia Bankers Association Annual Convention, 2000
