People

Thomas R. Morris

Thomas R. Morris

Associate

Thomas R. Morris represents both companies and investors across a wide range of industries on venture capital financings, mergers and acq...

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Christine Osvald-Mruz

Christine Osvald-Mruz

Partner

Christine Osvald-Mruz focuses her practice on executive compensation and employee benefits. In addition, she handles an array of lim...

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Michael Papandrea

Michael Papandrea

Partner

Michael Papandrea provides counsel to debtors, creditors’ committees, individual creditors, liquidating trustees, and other interested pa...

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Jeffrey M. Shapiro

Jeffrey M. Shapiro

Partner
Chair, Transactions & Advisory Group

Best known for his experience as a transactional and business lawyer, Jeffrey Shapiro gives his clients practical, actionable advice on a...

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News & Insights

September 24, 2025 | One to Watch: Maryland Privacy Law Effective October 1, 2025

Overview The Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA) is set to take effect on October 1 and marks a significant shift in how personal data is protected at the state level. Falling in line with other states’ privacy laws, Maryland’s law grants re...

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September 23, 2025 | Judge Freda L. Wolfson to Receive Camden County Bar Foundation’s Judge John F. Gerry Award

The Honorable Freda L. Wolfson (ret.), former Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey and current partner and Chair of Lowenstein Sandler’s Alternative Dispute Resolution practice, has been selected as the recipient o...

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September 22, 2025 | The Role of a Creditors' Committee as a Counterweight to the Debtor and Secured Lender

This program, featuring Lowenstein's Andrew Behlmann, Bruce S. Nathan, and Michael Papandrea, will delve into the essential role that a creditors' committee plays in Chapter 11 cases to safeguard the interests of unsecured creditors...

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September 22, 2025 | Lowenstein and Colonial Stock Transfer Company Publish “The Thorny Path to Public Trading for Unlisted Companies”

Lowenstein Sandler has announced the publication of a new white paper, “The Thorny Path to Public Trading for Unlisted Companies,” by partner John D. “Jack” Hogoboom in collaboration with Dan Carter and Jason Carter of Colonial Stock Transfer Comp...

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September 22, 2025 | Lowenstein Represents Hivemind Capital as Lead Investor in a $550M Capital Raise for AgriFORCE Growing Systems to Create the First Publicly Traded Avalanche-Focused Company on NASDAQ 

Lowenstein Sandler represented Hivemind Capital as lead investor in a $550M capital raise for AgriFORCE Growing Systems Ltd. (Nasdaq: AGRI) establishing the first NASDAQ-listed company with a dedicated strategy to maximize ownership of AVAX,...

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Podcasts

What Every Start Up Should Know About Stock Options
May 05,2022 | What Every Start Up Should Know About Stock Options

Every private startup company that grants stock options or is considering granting stock options needs to consider major issues that could have long ranging impacts: proper documentation and approval of all stock option grants, and their tax impli...

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Other Results

Pro bono comittee

Pro Bono Committee

Nonprofits merging nonprofits to form a more impactful organization

We assisted Monmouth County Habitate for Humanity with the merger by conducting comprehensive due diligence, updating organizational documents, reviewing agreements, and providing guidance to ensure a smooth transition.

Immigration celebrating immigration victories

We were able to celebrate many victories for our immigration clients in 2024. Here are a few highlights:

Housing using data to drive reforms in landlord tenant court

The firm joined with other advocates to urge the New Jersey Supreme Court to adopt and enforce more thoroughgoing procedures for reviewing eviction complaints for deficiencies that should prevent their filing.

Housing keeping the unhoused safe

In order to protect the unhoused, the firm represented a group of approximately 50 individuals living in an encampment in the woods in Toms River, New Jersey.

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