Rachel Rodman counsels and represents banks and consumer financial services companies in a broad range of regulatory matters, including examinations, investigations, and litigation brought by federal and state regulators.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Rodman was at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). She joined the CFPB in 2011, obtaining a broad range of experience in several senior positions. From 2013 through 2015, Ms. Rodman was an Enforcement Attorney in the Division of Supervision, Fair Lending and Enforcement, where she led investigations of banks and nonbanks involving mortgage servicing, overdraft practices, debt collection, and consumer reporting. Ms. Rodman also supported the CFPB’s examination program by counseling examination staff on legal and strategic issues during examinations and advising Division leadership on the appropriate resolution of exam findings. From 2011-2013, Ms. Rodman served as Senior Counsel in the Legal Division. In this capacity, she advised agency leadership, including the Director and General Counsel, concerning the CFPB’s new authorities under Title X of the Dodd-Frank Act and defended the agency in federal district and appellate courts.