Leah works directly with the Chair of the Litigation Department and liaises with practice group leaders, firm leadership, and other stake...
Donatella leads all aspects of the human resources function for Lowenstein Sandler, which include recruiting, benefits, training and deve...
Mikhail partners with firm leadership, department chairs, practice group leaders, the business development team, and other firm stakehold...
Tony Martinez leads the management and oversight of the firm’s annual project portfolio. He is responsible for developing detailed projec...
Lowenstein Crypto provides counsel to the industry’s most sophisticated entrepreneurs, financial institutions, venture investors, asset managers, and financial technology companies. Our clients benefit from the group’s deep and expansive cross-dis...
Lowenstein Sandler’s commercial Real Estate practice strives to give clients the competitive advantage in a wide range of sophisticated transactions throughout the United States―from single property deals to complex, multi-jurisdictional portfolio...
We understand the business, the science, and the legal issues shaping this burgeoning sector. With deep domain experience in technology and media, we leverage the strength of a full-service law firm to provide effective solutions for the full rang...
Lowenstein’s Private Client Services group provides an interdisciplinary approach to advising clients seeking to preserve and grow wealth for generations to come. We offer practical and sophisticated legal and business advice, crafting tax-efficie...
Our Private Equity lawyers work with the financial sponsor and fund community to structure, negotiate, and consummate acquisitions and financings of private and public companies, exit transactions, going-private transactions, stock-for-stock...
Lowenstein Sandler has announced that Kevin Colan has assumed leadership of the firm’s Tax practice as its new chair, effective January 1, 2026. Brian A. Silikovitz, who has chaired Lowenstein’s Tax group since 2013, is retiring from practice. For...
When Bankruptcy Estates Run Dry
Debtors are increasingly filing Chapter 11 cases with significant secured debt, limited unencumbered assets, and insufficient cash to fund their bankruptcy process and pay all administrative expense claims in full. They include post-petition fees...
The New Year’s Resolution: Fixing the 1999 Infrastructure Governance Problem Before Data Velocity Fixes It for You As we enter 2026, some patterns are emerging with AI. What once failed slowly now fails at speed. Decisions propagate instantly. Har...
Lowenstein Sandler represented global crypto platform Anchorage Digital in its acquisition of Securitize For Advisors (SFA), a leading crypto wealth management platform for registered investment advisors from its parent company Securitize. The acq...
On December 19, New York Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed Senate Bill 8432 (SB8432), which was introduced to modify the existing New York Limited Liability Company Transparency Act (NYLLCTA).1 With the veto in place, when the NYLLCTA takes effect on J...
Today on “ Real Talk,” Rachel Moseson Dikovics, Amanda K. Cipriano, Brianna M. Ferrante, and Jessica I. Kriegsfeld discuss what law firm life looks like to associates who joined the practice of law during or after COVID. Lawyers who graduated law...
On this episode of “Splitting Heirs,” Warren K. Racusin welcomes back Sharon L. Klein, President of Family Wealth for the Eastern US Region of Wilmington Trust Company and member of the Estate Planning Hall of Fame, to continue their discussion of...
Scott Cargill discusses two recent Federal court decisions from Oregon and New York holding that a utility’s claim for providing electricity to a debtor in the weeks prior to a bankruptcy filing was not entitled to priority status because electric...
Keara Waldron and Lindsay H. Sklar discuss the decision by the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in the case of In re Cortlandt Liquidating LLC, which parted with decades of precedent to endorse and apply the “time approach” t...
Nationwide, roughly 30-40 percent of tenants are at risk of eviction. That’s 30-40 million people. If anything like this number of households is displaced, infection rates will soar. We are working with a coalition of housing advocates to prevent mass eviction in the wake of the pandemic.