The business climate in Clark County, Nevada, which includes the Las Vegas metropolitan area, is generally considered to be favorable. The county is home to a strong and diverse economy, with major industries including tourism, gaming, convention and trade shows, construction, retail, and healthcare. The Las Vegas Strip is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and the city's convention and trade show business also brings in a significant amount of revenue. Additionally, the county's proximity to California and Arizona, as well as its relatively low taxes, can make it an attractive location for businesses looking to expand or relocate.
Clark County has a large and growing population, which provides a diverse and skilled workforce, and the area is home to a number of colleges and universities, including the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), which provides a steady stream of qualified graduates to the local workforce.
It’s not surprising that this expansion, and the accompanying growth of the housing market, would generate issues in financial litigation with the lenders and mortgage loan originators of the area, whether commercial loans or consumer loans such as residential mortgages.
Clark County has a large and growing population, which provides a diverse and skilled workforce, and the area is home to a number of colleges and universities, including the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), which provides a steady stream of qualified graduates to the local workforce.
It’s not surprising that this expansion, and the accompanying growth of the housing market, would generate issues in financial litigation with the lenders and mortgage loan originators of the area, whether commercial loans or consumer loans such as residential mortgages.
In his 20-year career in the banking industry, Jason D. Koontz has served at diverse banks and is well-versed in mortgage financing and other bank operations. Additionally, he received the Credit Risk Certification (CRC) designation from the Risk Management Association. Given this broad experience, Koontz is respected for his review of banking litigation matters. He has served as an expert witness in a range of banking issues for more than 200 engagements in state and federal courts.
Koontz advises attorneys who represent large lenders, individuals, mortgage loan servicers and small business owners. His expertise includes the following areas of banking:
For Commercial Banks
For Retail Banks and Mortgage Servicing
Generally, Koontz conducts document review for attorneys. He prepares written reports, sits for depositions, and gives trial testimony in court. Attorneys rely on his skill in explaining the technical terminology of banking processes and clarifying lending jargon related to your client's litigation to help judges and members of the jury readily grasp the matter more easily, whether it is related to mortgages, lending or any other issues that requires litigation or mediation.
Koontz will help you prepare your case. Call (646) 397-3835 or email jasonkoontz1@gmail.com.
Koontz advises attorneys who represent large lenders, individuals, mortgage loan servicers and small business owners. His expertise includes the following areas of banking:
For Commercial Banks
- Cash management
- Commercial loans
- Debt collection
- Fraud
- Lender liability
- Underwriting
For Retail Banks and Mortgage Servicing
- Consumer protection
- Debt collection
- Deposit accounts
- Fraud
- Lender liability expert witness
- Loan modifications
- Mortgage servicing
- Predatory lending expert witness
- USPAP compliance
Generally, Koontz conducts document review for attorneys. He prepares written reports, sits for depositions, and gives trial testimony in court. Attorneys rely on his skill in explaining the technical terminology of banking processes and clarifying lending jargon related to your client's litigation to help judges and members of the jury readily grasp the matter more easily, whether it is related to mortgages, lending or any other issues that requires litigation or mediation.
Koontz will help you prepare your case. Call (646) 397-3835 or email jasonkoontz1@gmail.com.
