Lowenstein Sandler announced today the release of Alternative Data: The New Oil for the Digital Economy? The 2022 Lowenstein Sandler Alternative Data Report. The survey, which is the third annual survey on this market development from the firm’s I...
Lowenstein Sandler represented Saltbox, Inc., the flexible co-warehousing and small business logistics pioneer, in its $35 million Series B funding round. The investment was co-led by Atlanta-based and family-owned Cox Enterprises Inc; a leader in...
In Law.com, Barry T. Albin, partner and Chair of Lowenstein’s Appellate practice, and former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice, comments on the pressure that may be placed on judges if New Jersey’s judiciary were to change the rules for unpublished Appellate Division rulings. He notes that, while he would want to study the issue more before coming up with a definitive opinion on admissibility of unpublished opinions, the process of relying on published opinions “seemed to be working quite well” while he was on the court. “The appellate division is publishing opinions that the individual appellate division judges feel are novel and will help illuminate something about the law,” says Albin. “They have a very, very heavy docket and a lot of the opinions they are issuing are not on novel matters. I don’t know to what degree if everything were published that would be placing more pressure on the individual judges.”
Alternative data’s growing importance in the professional investment community shows no signs of slowing, according to survey results collected by Lowenstein Sandler’s Investment Management Group. Nearly nine in 10 respondents surveyed this year i...
Lowenstein Sandler represented Ejara, Inc., a Delaware-based parent corporation of Ejara SAS, a French company providing blockchain-based financial services throughout Francophone Africa, in its $8 million Series A capital funding round. The round...