Two Pasadena Attorneys Recognized as 2024 Visionaries in LA Banking and Finance Industries

Mark Flewelling and Jeremy Shulman, attorneys at Pasadena law firm Lagerlof, LLP, have been honored as 2024 visionaries in the LA Banking & Finance: Trends, Updates, and Visionaries magazine by Los Angeles Times B2B Publishing.

Los Angeles Times B2B Publishing, known for its annual list of Banking and Finance Visionaries, has spotlighted individuals who have demonstrated flexibility, versatility, and innovation in the banking and finance sector for the past four years. Flewelling and Shulman are featured prominently in the March 24 issue.

Visionaries are selected from nominations submitted by professionals and experts within the banking and finance community. According to the magazine, these visionaries are recognized as top-tier advisors, consistently tackling challenges and contributing to financial stability.

“Mark and Jeremy truly are leaders in the banking and financial field, and we are thrilled that they have been recognized as such,” Joshua Driskell, Lagerlof, LLP’s Managing Partner, said in a statement. “They are both leaders in their own right and have diligently worked towards their client’s best interests on every matter they are involved in, and we are proud to have them leading our banking and finance team.”

Flewelling specializes in litigation and appellate matters and has over 40 years of experience representing financial institutions, businesses, and entrepreneurs in various legal disputes. His practice encompasses business litigation, banking law, and significant contributions to precedent-setting cases.

Shulman focuses on a wide range of state and federal litigation, particularly in financial services and banking. His expertise extends to defending lender liability actions and handling complex commercial suits, real estate disputes, and intellectual property matters.

“It’s exciting to see both Mark and Jeremy be recognized in the banking and financial sector as they’ve done great work in this area of practice,” Corey Castillo, Lagerlof, LLP’s Chief Operating Officer, said.