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The Thorny Path to Public Trading for Unlisted Companies
Introduction
Companies that “go public” through nontraditional means—i.e., without an initial public offering (IPO) listed on a national securities exchange—face significant challenges to initiating the public trading of their common sto...
Lowenstein partner Michael P. Vito spoke on a panel, "'Glory Days' Decanting, Modification and/or Termination of Trusts that Didn’t Age Well: A Mid-Atlantic States Survey," during The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC)'s 2025 Mid...
Lowenstein Sandler is pleased to announce that Josh Cook has joined the firm as a partner in its Emerging Companies & Venture Capital (ECVC) group. Cook has spent the past 25 years advising start-ups, growth companies, and venture funds in San...
Lowenstein Sandler represented the Sponsors in their acquisition of Brera Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: BREA) and its rebrand as Solmate, a Solana-based digital asset treasury (“DAT”) and crypto infrastructure company, following an oversubscribed $300 mil...
This interactive session of the program, moderated by Lowenstein partner Kegan A. Brown, will kick off with the presentation of a natural resource damage case example – real or hypothetical – that involves the release of hazardous substances...
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Other Results
Criminal protecting vulnerable prisoners
The firm is frequently appointed by the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey to represent incarcerated individuals in lawsuits they bring against prison officials challenging unconstitutional conditions of confinement and seeking compensation for harms they suffered.
Immigration scaling upto meet the need
As waves of immigrants and refugees continue to arrive from Afghanistan, Ukraine and Russia, Central America, Venezuela, and other countries rocked by war or despotism, we have followed our nonprofit partners in trying to scale up to meet the need.
Lowenstein Probono Report
From its founding, Lowenstein Sandler has been committed to advancing the public interest and serving communities in need. The Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest embodies this commitment, directing the firm’s strong pro bono program and other forms of civic and philanthropic engagement.
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