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Nonprofit organizations face complex legal obligations when immigration enforcement activity occurs in or near their workplaces. This guidance addresses the intersection of workplace safety duties, employee rights, nondiscrimination requirements, and fiduciary responsibilities that nonprofit leaders must navigate. Prepared by leading legal organizations, it provides practical frameworks for protecting staff, clients, and organizational mission during immigration enforcement encounters.

In this episode of "Just Compensation," host Megan Monson invites Lauren M. Hollender and Amy C. Schwind of Lowenstein's Executive Compensation, Employment & Benefits practice group...

Lowenstein Crypto advises leading digital asset and cryptocurrency projects, exchanges, and trading firms.

On April 7, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released its enforcement results for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, characterizing the period as one of significant “course correction.”

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

In the 96 years since Zeig, excess insurers have sought to erode this rule by inserting various "condition precedent" provisions into their policies.

In this episode of "Don't Take No for an Answer," host Lynda A. Bennett is joined by Lowenstein Capital Markets & Securities partner Jared Kelly and Yelena Dunaevsky, Esq., Vice President...

In this episode of "Just Compensation," Megan Monson, Taryn E. Cannataro, and Jessica Kriegsfeld discuss some considerations for a company preparing for an M&A transaction with respect to employees, employee benefits and compensation.

In this episode of Just Compensation, Andrew E. Graw, Taryn E. Cannataro, and Zachary Bocian discuss ESOPs, employee stock ownership plans.

In this episode of Lowenstein's Cybersecurity Awareness series, Ken Fishkin, Lowenstein's Manager of Information Security, speaks with Lynda A. Bennett, Chair of the firm's Insurance Recovery Group...

Competition creates significant consumer benefits including increased innovation, increased efficiency of companies making and selling products and services...

It has been nearly a year since U.S. Customs and Border Protection (Customs) began stopping imports with inputs from the Xinjiang region of China from entering the United States pursuant...

On April 25, the New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division reversed a trial court's order dismissing the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's (NJDEP) complaint as time-barred in NJDEP v. Desai.

Family offices have become increasingly attractive targets for cybercriminals. While family offices often steward billions of dollars in assets...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently filed civil actions in federal court highlighting a crackdown on a black market that, in many cases, exists in plain sight.

On December 31, a unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (the Court or the Fifth Circuit) held that the controversial $200 million Serta Simmons Bedding (SSB) uptier financing transaction that was available only to a subset of SSB's lenders violated the "sacred right" to pro rata payment under the existing credit agreement.

Trade creditors receiving payments from distressed customers under supply agreements and executory contracts gained important protection through a recent Iowa bankruptcy court decision. The court ruled that when a debtor assumes an executory contract under section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, the bankruptcy estate cannot later claw back pre-bankruptcy payments under that same contract as preferences under section 547, establishing these as mutually exclusive remedies.

Insurers often try to withhold, or at least minimize, coverage by taking the position that a policyholder has failed to keep the insurer sufficiently informed throughout the defense of an underlying matter...