Mark J. Furletti > Troutman Pepper > Philadelphia, United States > Lawyer Profile

With the addition of several new partners in 2023, Troutman Pepper continues to demonstrate consistent growth in the borrower space. Todd Ransom joined the Charlotte practice from Moore & Van Allen, PLLC, strengthening the firm’s asset-based lending practice, and Jeremy Rosenblum and Mark Furletti joined the Philadelphia team from Ballard Spahr LLP. Hazen Dempster, based in Georgia, advises both borrowers and issuers on corporate financings, from asset-based loans to mezzanine, debtor-in-possession and revolving loans. In Charlotte, Keith Mrochek focuses on syndicated and non-syndicated finance transactions, while Justin Wood represents a diverse list of public and private companies, including emerging companies, in acquisitions and other cross-border financings.

Troutman Pepper is adept at supporting clients offering consumer finance products, advising on the structuring of products ranging from buy now, pay later transactions to auto loans and mortgages. Spearheading the firm’s efforts are Atlanta’s Chris Willis, a specialist in UDAAP compliance, and Michael Lacy, a Richmond-based litigator who represents clients facing actions under the FCRA and state UDAAP laws. In Philadelphia, Mark Furletti specializes in regulations governing consumer and small business lending and related enforcement actions, while in Atlanta, Stefanie Jackman concentrates her efforts on representing clients facing government investigations and a variety of compliance issues. Washington DC-based Kevin Petrasic joined the firm in March 2024 from Davis Wright Tremaine, contributing significant expertise in complex financial institution regulatory issues.