Synchrony Financial’s legal department successfully resolved over 800 litigation matters in 2015, including a number of high-stakes class action lawsuits alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. But litigation was only the tip of the iceberg for the in-house team.
Its self-described “top strategic objective” in 2015 was obtaining approval from the Federal Reserve Board for Synchrony to separate from GE and become a fully independent, standalone public company.
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