Liz Allen > Loeb & Loeb LLP > Chicago, United States > Lawyer Profile

Loeb & Loeb LLP has a robust record in ITO and BPO work as well as in legacy outsourcing and next-generation sourcing transactions, particularly in the fields of cloud-based solutions, machine learning, AI, and robotic process automation. Clients in the healthcare, insurance, and real estate sectors benefit from the team’s holistic approach, bolstered by collaboration with lawyers from the firm’s digital media, IP, and payment technology teams. The well-established Kenneth Adler spearheads the practice and handles complex national and global outsourcing transactions, with particular strengths in outsourcings related to infrastructure, call centers, and financial services. Adler is also well-versed in deals realted to cloud computing and multi-sourced environment strategies. Akiba Stern’s scope of work extends to the structuring and implementation of commercial strategies, in addition to strong BPO work for financial services institutions and investment banks. Benjamin Kabak is a trusted advisor for ITO and BPO transactions, working closely with clients in the healthcare and personal care sectors. From the Chicago branch, Liz Allen‘s core strengths include matters relating to media, advertising, and tech, while Alison Pollock Schwartz is reputed for her work involving the development of RFP strategies, contract negotiation strategies, and post-execution risk management. Listed lawyers are based in New York unless stated otherwise.

Noted for its work in relation to AI, cloud platform, and NFT projects, the technology and sourcing practice at Loeb & Loeb LLP routinely works with established clients in the healthcare, media, and real estate sectors. The firm deals with enterprise software, tech acquisition projects, and SaaS solutions. Kenneth Adler leads the department and has demonstrable experience in the renegotiation of IT agreements in addition to advising on data security strategies. Akiba Stern is reputed for his know-how in tech transfer and e-commerce projects, while Benjamin Kabak focuses on the negotiation of corporate tech agreements. In Chicago, Alison Pollock Schwartz advises on data licensing and IT-related consulting, while Liz Allen concentrates on tech- and media-related advertising and marketing. Unless otherwise specified, all named individuals are based in New York.