Lowenstein Sandler is a nationally recognized law firm with 220 attorneys who provide a full range of legal services to the corporate, financial, industrial and governmental communities. The firm’s clients range from small public and privately held companies to Fortune 500 corporations. Lowenstein Sandler has emerged as “New Jersey’s premier law firm” in the Chambers USA Guide to America’s Leading Business Lawyers. The firm is ranked first place overall in the state, with more attorneys listed than any other law firm. As Chambers concluded after its research: “…Lowenstein Sandler can effectively marshal the resources and talent necessary to assist clients with a variety of sophisticated business and legal issues.” The firm also has a long history of inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America. In the 2003 - 2004 edition, Lowenstein Sandler is ranked among New Jersey’s top firms in connection with attorney listings. The firm is recognized in a diverse spectrum of legal practices, including bankruptcy, business litigation, corporate, environmental, tax, real estate, and trusts and estates.

Litigation
The 100 attorneys in Lowenstein Sandler’s Litigation Department represent clients in all stages of litigation (both trial and appellate) in state and federal courts, and before administrative and governmental agencies, as well as all alternative dispute resolution organizations. Lowenstein Sandler is the law firm of choice for out-of-state clients embroiled in complex litigation in New Jersey. The skill and experience required in serving this diverse group has helped the firm to establish a sophisticated and national litigation practice. As a result, Lowenstein Sandler has successfully developed several prominent, nationally recognized niche practices in areas such as environmental litigation and toxic tort defense, insurance coverage litigation, securities litigation and white collar criminal defense.

Representative Litigation Practice Areas
Administrative agency litigation; alternative dispute resolution; antitrust and trade regulation; broker-dealer regulation; construction; employment litigation; environmental; insurance coverage; intellectual property litigation; products liability defense; securities; toxic tort; white collar criminal defense.