The Recorder...practice, graduated from Stanford Law School in 2011. Lowenstein Sandler has promoted associate Byron Hing to counsel in...
...Marina Portnova, has left Blakely Sokoloff Taylor & Zafman to join Lowenstein Sandler's Palo Alto office. Lowenstein Sandler has been looking...
...SILICON VALLEY Matt Kirmayer has joined Lowenstein Sandler 's Palo Alto office as a partner in the firm...
...Corham as chief information officer. Corham, the former CIO at Lowenstein Sandler, will be responsible for Sedgwick's business and client strategies involving...
Judges and juries take it for granted nowadays that lawyers in high-stakes trials will employ sophisticated graphics to make the best possible case for their clients. But graphics are also being empl
From Litigation: The use of sophisticated graphics and other visuals has become commonplace in trials. But there are also benefits to using those same tools during pretrial procedures
...to trial."Gavin Rooney, a partner at Roseland, N.J.'s Lowenstein Sandler who represented Rocker Partners, said he would not comment, at his...
...Gavin Rooney, a partner at Roseland, N.J.'s Lowenstein Sandler who represented Rocker Partners, said he would not comment, at his...
...to trial."Gavin Rooney, a partner at Roseland, N.J.'s Lowenstein Sandler who represented Rocker Partners, said he would not comment, at his...
...M. Weiner, Edward D. Totino Counsel for Rocker Appellants:Lowenstein Sandler PC, Gavin J. Rooney, Michael J. Hahn; Paul, Hastings, Janofsky &...
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