Traci Tomaselli represents public and private companies and financial sponsors in mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, preferred equit...
Samantha (Sam) Sigelakis-Minski advises on anti-money laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), and other regulatory compliance require...
Diane Moss is counsel at Lowenstein Sandler and focuses on commercial transactions and Artificial Intelligence policies and regulations....
Stephen Zapf advises clients on corporate transactions and securities laws, with a particular emphasis on life science companies. His tra...
Charles Harned represents private equity sponsors, their portfolio companies and privately-owned businesses in a broad range of transacti...
Lowenstein Sandler’s Commodities, Futures & Derivatives Group has deep experience helping clients navigate the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and rules and regulations of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). We have represented...
A dispute among business co-owners can present acute challenges and lead to intense confrontation, particularly when the parties involved are friends or family members. Our Business Divorce team guides clients through the complexities of co-owner...
We guide broker-dealers through every aspect of their businesses. From formation, federal and state registration, and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) membership to transaction advice and day-to-day compliance matters, our broker-de...
Startup, emerging & growth companies look to Lowenstein to provide the market connectivity and strategic guidance needed to bring their ideas to fruition, from forming businesses, early through growth stage financings, to ultimately successful...
We represent leading investors, advising on the negotiation, structuring, and management of their portfolio investment and funds. These clients, who range from angel investors to marquee venture capital and private equity funds, appreciate our com...
Join Lowenstein's Julie Levinson Werner, Amy Komoroski Wiwi, and Amy C. Schwind as they discuss employment law developments from 2025 and provide the audience with a heads up about what’s on the horizon in 2026. Topics will include updates fo...
How the Murphy Administration and the Senate Solved New Jersey’s Judicial Vacancy Crisis
As the Trump administration and the U.S. Senate continue to fight over U.S. Attorney nominees, a number of U.S. Attorney’s Offices around the country have been thrown into chaos. The nation is seeing how our criminal justice system can suffe...
Lowenstein Sandler represented Alpaca, a global leader in brokerage infrastructure whose APIs empower partners like Kraken, SBI Securities, and Dime!, in its $150 million Series D fund raise led by Drive Capital that values the company at $1.15 bi...
Timing is Everything: The Fifth Circuit’s Narrow View of Post-Confirmation Proof of Claim Amendments
Timing is everything. This is especially true when a creditor seeks to amend a timely filed proof of claim. As a general rule, bankruptcy courts liberally allow amendments to proofs of claim prior to plan confirmation. When considering a pre-confi...
Lowenstein Sandler’s Chief Innovation & Information Officer Maureen Naughton has been named a winner of the Monica Bay Women of Legal Tech Award. The Monica Bay Award honors women at law firms, legal departments, and legal technology or legal...
This episode of “Just Compensation” features Andrew E. Graw, Megan Monson, and Jessica I. Kriegsfeld of Lowenstein Sandler's Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits group discussing when severance plans will be subject to ERISA, and the requi...
On this episode of Lowenstein Sandler’s Cybersecurity Awareness series, Ken Fishkin speaks with Lynda A. Bennett, partner and Chair of the firm’s Insurance Recovery Group, about the recent CrowdStrike incident, which caused roughly 8.5 million sys...
Lowenstein Bankruptcy partners Daniel B. Besikof and Brent Weisenberg explain how the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Purdue Pharma case has permanently altered the Chapter 11 landscape, particularly in regard to a question left unanswer...
Today Eric Chafetz and Brittany M. Clark discuss the South Coast Supply Company bankruptcy case, where the Fifth Circuit ruled that preference claims can be sold and pursued by non-estate fiduciaries under Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. With...
The firm represented the Maplewood-South Orange Parents Group in advocating with the local school district to improve its education plan for students during the pandemic. The firm worked with parent leaders in the district to draft a fair plan for remote learning. that included live instruction (whether in person or via a virtual platform) to every student for at least one hour every school day.
Holding lawyers and judges to their professional obligations is a key part of ensuring the fair administration of justice. Unlike some states that have full-time staff to handle complaints against lawyers and judges, in New Jersey, volunteer committees often begin the process of reviewing claims of misconduct.
Together with Pro Bono Partnership and Start Small Think Big, we launched an initiative to assist nonprofits and microbusinesses with their questions about and applications for federal relief. We helped more than 200 clients assess their eligibility for PPP loans, fill out their applications, understand the restrictions that applied to spending the funds they received, and apply to have their loans forgiven.
United Tastes of America is an innovative nonprofit dedicated to helping refugees and asylum-seekers integrate into their communities. Based on the belief that refugee resettlement works best when Americans and new immigrants join together in the effort, United Tastes facilitates connections based on mutual appreciation, commonalities, and respect for the unique attributes of each group.