Practices & Sectors
Private and public capital markets transactions can play a vital role in funding a company's growth strategy and provide a significant competitive advantage. Accessing the capital markets demands sophisticated capital markets lawyers who are attun...
Significant corporate transactions involve a complicated set of business, legal, regulatory, and governance issues. It is imperative to engage sophisticated counsel that can help you balance and resolve these issues in order to achieve your goals...
We counsel some of the world's largest consumer and retail companies on all aspects of their transactions and operations. We have an extensive track record of success helping them with mergers and acquisitions, product liability, trademark protect...
The lawyers in our Debt Finance group know how to get deals done. Combining deep legal experience, a sophisticated understanding of finance, and a practical approach to negotiating, they excel at identifying, pursuing, and attaining the most advan...
Lowenstein Sandler’s Mortgage & Structured Finance practice is one of the very few practices in the country with substantial whole loan and servicing rights acquisition, sale, and financing experience, as well as expertise in counseling client...
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News & Insights
PitchBook’s 2025 Global League Tables have ranked Lowenstein Sandler among the most active law firms for venture capital and emerging company transactions in both the United States and globally.
The firm received high rankings across 25 categories...
Litigation to assign and apportion contamination cleanup costs among private and public parties under CERCLA raises some of the most complex issues in environmental law. Plaintiffs and defendants must navigate a growing and conflicting body of law...
Lowenstein Sandler represented Starface World, Inc. in its financing round with led by Astō and Align Ventures.
Starface has reimagined skincare with its iconic star-shaped pimple patches that have been embraced by Gen Z. Astō invested to su...
We are excited to invite you to kick off our new happy hour series with Laura Cicirelli & Eric Weiner: "The Founder Hour - From Idea to Exit: Happy Hour Conversations on Forming, Growing, and Selling a Business."
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Lowenstein Sandler is pleased to announce that 12 partners have been recognized in The Legal 500 U.S. City Elite rankings. This guide highlights attorneys who deliver exceptional, market-leading legal work in their respective cities.
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Criminal robert kipnees
Almost immediately upon joining Lowenstein Sandler in 2004, Rob Kipnees became a leader in the firm’s pro bono program, particularly in the area of criminal justice. Rob’s focus on criminal justice was not surprising given his experience in this area. He served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, taught white-collar criminal defense as an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School for 19 years, authored seven editions of the Criminal Trial Practice textbook for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, and appeared as a frequent lecturer on a variety of criminal law-related topics.
Immigration alternative caregivers
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) began to arrest, detain, and deport undocumented immigrants without regard to longstanding enforcement priorities, panic spread through immigrant communities. To address this concern, the firm worked with the Rutgers Child Advocacy Clinic to create a power of attorney that would allow parents to designate alternative caregivers.
Access to justice transgender
The firm, along with the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund (TLDEF) and Garden State Equality, submitted comments supporting proposed amendments to the the Supreme Court of New Jersey;s rules that eliminated the requirement that people who obtain court-ordered name changes publish their former and new names in a newspaper.
Lowenstein Probono Report
The Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest maximizes impact by focusing the firm’s pro bono efforts and deepening its partnerships with leading nonprofit and community organizations. Led by a career public interest lawyer, Catherine Weiss, the Center staff work to foster and support pro bono efforts in each of the firm’s offices.
Nonprofit bfrj
Broadway for Racial Justice (BFRJ) is a nonprofit startup whose mission is to fight for racial justice and equity in the Broadway and theatrical community by providing financial resources, assistance, and amplification for Black, Indigenous, and other people of color. In doing so, BFRJ helps create safe spaces for creativity to thrive while acting as an advocate for underserved and under-recognized members of the theater community
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