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In September 2025, we issued a client alert warning about the BRICKSTORM malware campaign and recommended steps to strengthen your organization's defenses.

David M. Posner and Brent Weisenberg, partners in Lowenstein's Bankruptcy & Restructuring Department, discuss a recent bankruptcy court decision taking a novel approach in answering whether, in a

Video game tournaments have come a long way from teenagers crowding around televisions in college dormitories. Today, enthusiasts pack the world's most popular stadiums, such as Madison...

Host Bryan Sterba speaks with Matthew P. Hintz, partner in Lowenstein's Trademarks, Copyrights, Trade Secrets & Advertising practice, about the recent case brought by The Wall Street Journal and New York Post against Perplexity AI.

Lowenstein Crypto advises leading digital asset and cryptocurrency projects, exchanges, and trading firms. Our practice covers regulatory advice, transactions and structuring advice, investigations, and adversarial.

On April 9, the U.S. Senate confirmed Paul Atkins as the next Chairman for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Atkins has extensive experience in financial regulation including his former seat as SEC Commissioner.

Lowenstein Crypto advises leading digital asset and cryptocurrency projects, exchanges, and trading firms. Our practice covers regulatory advice, transactions and structuring advice, investigations...

On this episode of Lowenstein Sandler's Cybersecurity Awareness series, Ken Fishkin speaks with Lynda A. Bennett, partner and Chair of the firm's Insurance Recovery Group, about the recent CrowdStrike incident.

The SEC has included crypto asset rulemaking in its 2026 regulatory agenda, while ESMA launches oversight of crypto custody services and Swift prepares to pilot blockchain-based tokenized deposits with 17 global banks. Meanwhile, New Hampshire considers a Bitcoin-backed bond offering and the CFTC charges a commodity pool operator with crypto-related fraud.

Host Eric Jesse of Lowenstein's Insurance Recovery Group debunks three myths about representations and warranties (R&W) insurance, explaining that—contrary to popular belief—R&W insurance can cover no-seller indemnity deals, fraud, and interim breaches (albeit at higher premiums).

In part 1 of this two part series, Brent Weisenberg of Lowenstein's Bankruptcy & Restructuring Department discusses the downward spiral of Bed Bath & Beyond, whether the $1 billion financing arrangement...

FINRA has provided an update on its targeted exam sweep related to option account opening, supervision, and disclosure (the Update). While the sweep is ongoing, FINRA's recent release...

Partners Colleen M. Restel and Brent Weisenberg discuss whether non-consensual releases in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Purdue...

Effective May 14, 2022, New York City will require employers with four or more employees to include the minimum and maximum salary for a position in its job postings, including those for promotion and transfer opportunities.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a New Jersey Attorney General's subpoena demanding donor information from an anti-abortion nonprofit inflicted a constitutional injury sufficient to confer Article III...

Today Eric Chafetz and Brittany M. Clark discuss the South Coast Supply Company bankruptcy case, where the Fifth Circuit ruled that preference claims can be sold and pursued...

In this episode of the Lowenstein Bankruptcy Lowdown, partners Andrew Behlmann and Daniel B. Besikof explore one of the most contested issues in large Chapter 11 cases: stub rent.

In this episode of the Lowenstein Bankruptcy Lowdown, Andrew Behlmann and Phillip Khezri discuss the role of a creditors' committee in Chapter 11 crypto bankruptcy cases in investigating, preserving...