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Name
Paul Compton
Title
Founding Partner, Compton Jones Dresher
Bio
Paul is a founding partner of Compton Jones Dresher. The law practice, comprised of experienced lawyers, primarily serves clients in the real estate, financial services and banking industries — providing legal advice and support for the transactions and operations that are key to them.
Paul concentrates his practice on: 1) Multi-family housing, as well as affordable housing and community development matters — especially those involving low income housing tax credits, new markets tax credits, historic tax credits and opportunity zone investments. 2) Regulatory and growth & expansion activities of financial institutions — including merger and acquisition activity, enforcement matters, and development of new products. Member of the Alabama and Georgia bars.
Over his 30+-year career, Paul has participated in hundreds of transactions —in Alabama and nationwide — including a number of landmark and first-of-a-kind transactions. Paul is intimately familiar with the regulatory issues affecting financial institutions. Moreover, his tenure as a senior federal official in Washington, D.C. gives him special perspective on the challenges facing regulated entities.
Paul concentrates his practice on: 1) Multi-family housing, as well as affordable housing and community development matters — especially those involving low income housing tax credits, new markets tax credits, historic tax credits and opportunity zone investments. 2) Regulatory and growth & expansion activities of financial institutions — including merger and acquisition activity, enforcement matters, and development of new products. Member of the Alabama and Georgia bars.
Over his 30+-year career, Paul has participated in hundreds of transactions —in Alabama and nationwide — including a number of landmark and first-of-a-kind transactions. Paul is intimately familiar with the regulatory issues affecting financial institutions. Moreover, his tenure as a senior federal official in Washington, D.C. gives him special perspective on the challenges facing regulated entities.
