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Joshua Prever is a trial and appellate lawyer representing national and global clients facing commercial litigation matters involving financial services disputes, regulatory and compliance matters, torts and securities litigation. As a partner in Holland & Knight’s Fort Lauderdale office, Mr. Prever provides strategic guidance to clients ranging from Fortune 100 and 500 companies to boutique finance companies based on his deep understanding of their day-to-day operations, unique needs and business goals.

A significant part of Mr. Prever’s practice is focused on preventing and, where necessary, resolving concerns raised by federal and state regulators. He is an authority on remote online notarization (RON) and its ability to add flexibility for the financial services industry and others in an increasingly remote working environment. He counsels clients on the implementation of this new technology against the backdrop of state laws and regulations governing RON usage, its interplay with electronic signature processes and the formation of fully electronic loans. He also routinely provides guidance on regulatory and compliance issues, mortgage and loan servicing audits, investigations outsourcing and default services. Through his work with financial institutions across the country and globally, Mr. Prever has acquired extensive knowledge of default servicing and regulatory compliance issues concerning loan servicing in all 50 states, managing third-party vendors, creating internal policies and procedures, and implementing regulatory directives from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC), Federal Reserve Banks and a host of state regulators.


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Joshua C. Prever

Partner
Holland & Knight
Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Area: Finance, Regulatory, Securities & Securities Litigation

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WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Mr. Prever does a great job keeping us informed."
"He works efficiently and there are no surprises in the bills, which is crucial for us."


MY CLIENT PHILOSOPHY

"I am invested in my client's success and my advice is always centered around this key principal.†To better apply this principal, I take time to learn about my client's business, which allows me to provide advice that is tailored to their unique needs.†I am a firm believer that to fully serve my clients I cannot just identify and flag an issue, rather I must provide them with ways to address itÄîtelling someone they may have a problem without giving them a potential solution just creates needless uncertainty and worry."

– Joshua C. Prever

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Joshua Prever is a trial and appellate lawyer representing national and global clients facing commercial litigation matters involving financial services disputes, regulatory and compliance matters, torts and securities litigation. As a partner in Holland & Knight’s Fort Lauderdale office, Mr. Prever provides strategic guidance to clients ranging from Fortune 100 and 500 companies to boutique finance companies based on his deep understanding of their day-to-day operations, unique needs and business goals.

A significant part of Mr. Prever’s practice is focused on preventing and, where necessary, resolving concerns raised by federal and state regulators. He is an authority on remote online notarization (RON) and its ability to add flexibility for the financial services industry and others in an increasingly remote working environment. He counsels clients on the implementation of this new technology against the backdrop of state laws and regulations governing RON usage, its interplay with electronic signature processes and the formation of fully electronic loans. He also routinely provides guidance on regulatory and compliance issues, mortgage and loan servicing audits, investigations outsourcing and default services. Through his work with financial institutions across the country and globally, Mr. Prever has acquired extensive knowledge of default servicing and regulatory compliance issues concerning loan servicing in all 50 states, managing third-party vendors, creating internal policies and procedures, and implementing regulatory directives from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC), Federal Reserve Banks and a host of state regulators.

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+1-954-468-7826

Joshua C. Prever

Partner
Holland & Knight
Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Area: Finance, Regulatory, Securities & Securities Litigation

M&A All-Star

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Joshua Prever is a trial and appellate lawyer representing national and global clients facing commercial litigation matters involving financial services disputes, regulatory and compliance matters, torts and securities litigation. As a partner in Holland & Knight’s Fort Lauderdale office, Mr. Prever provides strategic guidance to clients ranging from Fortune 100 and 500 companies to boutique finance companies based on his deep understanding of their day-to-day operations, unique needs and business goals.

A significant part of Mr. Prever’s practice is focused on preventing and, where necessary, resolving concerns raised by federal and state regulators. He is an authority on remote online notarization (RON) and its ability to add flexibility for the financial services industry and others in an increasingly remote working environment. He counsels clients on the implementation of this new technology against the backdrop of state laws and regulations governing RON usage, its interplay with electronic signature processes and the formation of fully electronic loans. He also routinely provides guidance on regulatory and compliance issues, mortgage and loan servicing audits, investigations outsourcing and default services. Through his work with financial institutions across the country and globally, Mr. Prever has acquired extensive knowledge of default servicing and regulatory compliance issues concerning loan servicing in all 50 states, managing third-party vendors, creating internal policies and procedures, and implementing regulatory directives from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC), Federal Reserve Banks and a host of state regulators.

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