Traiger & Hinckley LLP, founded in 2000, is a general practice firm dedicated to combining the premium quality legal services found at larger firms with the cost efficiencies and the timely, personal attention to our clients' needs found in a smaller firm. Based in New York City, our client base ranges from multinational financial institutions to individuals seeking skilled and knowledgeable representation.

We have considerable experience counseling financial services entities throughout the United States on all facets of fair lending and Community Reinvestment Act compliance, and the firm's research in these areas has been cited in publications of the Federal Reserve Banks of San Francisco, Boston, and Dallas, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and in testimony before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee.

Our litigation department has extensive experience in representing clients faced with complex commercial disputes in courts and arbitration proceedings throughout the country.

We hope this website provides a useful introduction to our law firm. We invite you to contact us at (212) 752-1161 or to learn more about our practice.



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Traiger & Hinckley secures $1.2 million judgment against GE Capital Corp., December 23, 2009   The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977: Not Guilty
Released January 26, 2009
Class Action Proceeds Against Subaru Over Defective Odometers, New York Law Journal, August 28, 2009   The Community Reinvestment Act: A Welcome Anomaly in the Foreclosure Crisis
Released January 7, 2008
"CRA Didn't Lower the Bar on Standards," American Banker, February 18, 2009   Addendum to The Community Reinvestment Act: A Welcome Anomaly in the Foreclosure Crisis
Released January 14, 2008
"Mortgage Data Show the CRA Is Not Guilty of Causing the Financial Crisis," BNA's Banking Report, February 3, 2009   Fair Lending Indications of the 2005 HMDA Data
Released June 1, 2006
The CRA: A Welcome Anomaly in the Foreclosure Crisis," New York Law School Law Review, Volume 53, 2008/2009   A Study of Reported Rate Spreads by Borrower Race and Sex
Released May 31, 2005