Credit Card Processing
Our firm provides comprehensive legal guidance for business owners dissolving their companies.
Whether closing a small business or winding down a larger entity, our attorneys ensure an efficient dissolution that protects your interests and complies with all legal requirements.
Our firm advises ISOs and acquiring banks in the credit card processing industry, providing comprehensive counsel on regulatory compliance, including AML laws and PCI DSS. We help clients navigate complex legal requirements while minimizing risk and ensuring full compliance.
The credit card payment industry is complex and prone to disputes. For over a decade, JBB attorneys have represented ISOs and acquiring banks in litigation and dispute resolution nationwide, successfully defending clients at trial and resolving numerous claims. We also advise on sub-ISO, merchant, and processing agreements, as well as regulatory matters, including FTC and Attorneys General investigations.
With our expertise in payment processing laws and regulations, we are committed to helping businesses operate smoothly in today’s digital economy while minimizing legal risks and ensuring compliance.
Regulatory Compliance
Advising businesses on adherence to federal and state laws, including Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) and other consumer protection regulations.
Contract Review & Negotiation
Assisting with the review, negotiation, and drafting of agreements with payment processors, banks, and third-party service providers to safeguard your business interests.
Dispute Resolution
Representing clients in disputes arising from chargebacks, transaction errors, and fraud claims, offering solutions through mediation, arbitration, or litigation when necessary.
Data Security & Privacy
Providing legal guidance on data privacy laws and cybersecurity measures to protect customer payment information and reduce liability in the event of a breach.
Merchant Account Issues
Helping businesses resolve issues related to merchant accounts, including wrongful termination of accounts, excessive fees, or breach of processing agreements.
