Jonice Q. Jackson practices in the Bank Regulatory Group.
- District of Columbia Courts, Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2024
- Duke University School of Law, JD
- Georgetown University, BA
- District of Columbia
- English
Client alert / August 14, 2026
FinCEN narrows beneficial ownership information reporting requirements
Client alert / August 10, 2026
Beyond the statutory floor: What the MTRA’s Examination Manual means for money transmitters
Article / March 25, 2026
Federal court vacates FinCEN real estate reporting rule obligations
Article / March 18, 2026
New York proposes expansive regulation of buy now, pay later products
Awards & Rankings / May 1, 2025
Schulte lawyers and law clerks recognized in 2024 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll
Article / February 7, 2025
FDIC Releases Documents Related to Supervision of Crypto-Related Activities Amidst Signs of ...
Article / January 17, 2025
CFPB Proposes Clarifications to the Scope of Regulation E for Digital Assets ...
Article / January 16, 2025
CFPB Issues Request for Information Regarding the Collection, Use and Monetization of ...
Article / March 25, 2026
Federal court vacates FinCEN real estate reporting rule obligations
Article / March 18, 2026
New York proposes expansive regulation of buy now, pay later products
Article / February 7, 2025
FDIC Releases Documents Related to Supervision of Crypto-Related Activities Amidst Signs of ...
Article / January 17, 2025
CFPB Proposes Clarifications to the Scope of Regulation E for Digital Assets ...
Article / January 16, 2025
CFPB Issues Request for Information Regarding the Collection, Use and Monetization of ...
Article / January 10, 2025
Massachusetts Passes Act To Expand & Modernize Money Transmission Regulatory Regime
Awards & Rankings / May 1, 2025
Schulte lawyers and law clerks recognized in 2024 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll
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