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Heavy reliance on MSPs/MSSPs often widens the attack surface. In this session, we walk through a realistic incident storyboard: a managed SOC flags malicious activity, the provider may also be compromised, and the firm’s primary channels (email/ID...
Lexology, the leading global legal intelligence platform for legal updates and research, has published the ninth edition of its ‘Lexology In-Depth: Initial Public Offerings’, edited by Lowenstein Sandler partner Daniel L. Forman.
The publication (...
This session explores the growing intersection of mass tort litigation and Chapter 11 bankruptcy. While bankruptcy is often praised for enabling companies to reorganize and maximize creditor recovery, many MDL lawyers remain critical of its use in...
Lowenstein Sandler represented Maybern, the operating system for private funds, in its $50 million Series B fund raise, bringing the company’s total funding to date to $76 million. This round was led by Battery Ventures, with participation fr...
Large U.S. companies filed Chapter 11 cases at the fastest pace in 15 years in 2024 according to S & P Global Market intelligence and increased filings are expected to continue through the rest of 2025 and in 2026. During the 2025 Pittsburgh C...
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Immigration
Congress created Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) as a pathway to lawful permanent residency for immigrant children of unfit parents. To qualify for SIJS, a child must first seek protection from a state court. Congress enlisted the state courts to make certain factual findings because of their expertise in family law matters.
Stopping solitary confinement
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.
Housing legislating prevent eviction
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.
Protecting transgender inmates
Together with Pro Bono Partnership and Start Small Think Big, we launched an initiative to assist civilrightss 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.
Securing state funding to represent immigrant children
Congress created Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) as a pathway to lawful permanent residency for immigrant children of unfit parents. To qualify for SIJS, a child must first seek protection from a state court. Congress enlisted the state courts to make certain factual findings because of their expertise in family law matters.
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