Environmental justice is one of the hottest topics in the redevelopment world. This 1-hour session, featuring Lowenstein's Allison Gabala, Alex H. Rosenthal, and Mark S. Heinzelmann, will examine the proposed and already-effective environmental ju...
Lowenstein represented BTIG, LLC, Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., and B. Riley Securities, Inc. as sales agents in connection with an at-the-market offering of up to $150 million of common stock of Celularity, Inc. (NASDAQ:CELU), a clinical-stage biot...
Lowenstein Sandler’s previous article on crypto bankruptcies discussed some bankruptcy basics and the role of a creditors’ committee in protecting the rights of customers. This article will delve deeper into the administration of a crypto bankrupt...
Steven E. Siesser, Chair of Lowenstein’s Private Equity practice and co-Chair of its Transactions & Advisory Group, tells Fundfire that private equity managers did not dramatically reduce portfolio company valuations this quarter simply because the stock market is down, noting that “many buyout managers are still actively deploying capital into deals.” Siesser says: “There has to be a reason why they’re marking down a private company, something causing it,” although he adds that this may change if the economy continues to struggle in Q4. (subscription required to access article.)