Too often, litigators put all their energy into “the fight” and lose sight of how to solve the underlying problem. Specializing in white collar criminal defense, Mike Long does not simply ask “How do we win this lawsuit?” but rather, “How do we advance your short- and long-term strategic goals, not only in this matter but in the big picture?” Recognized for his tenacity, creativity and sound judgment in the courtroom, Mike is a trusted advisor who knows when to fight and when to keep his clients out of court.
In his white collar practice, Mike conducts internal investigations and handles matters involving allegations of bribery and public corruption, criminal antitrust and international cartel violations, criminal tax evasion, mail and wire fraud, and health care fraud. His complex commercial litigation practice includes civil RICO claims, business divorce matters, and state and federal appeals. Mike also has extensive experience advising clients on “pay to play” political contribution restrictions and other aspects of campaign finance law.
Mike is deeply committed to giving back to the community, including providing pro bono legal services to victims of domestic violence and advocating for the reform of the prison, parole and juvenile justice systems. He is also an avid sports fan, cigar enthusiast and proud father of two boys. Prior to joining the firm, Mike served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable James R. Zazzali of the New Jersey Supreme Court.
Representative Engagements
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Represented an executive of a multinational company accused of participating in an international price-fixing conspiracy.
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Represented a pharmaceutical scientist charged with misbranding pharmaceutical products, including parallel licensing and FDA regulatory matters.
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Represented a union official accused of engaging in a kickback scheme, laundering money and other criminal misconduct.
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Other Distinctions
- Super Lawyers (2010–2013) – Recognized as a “Rising Star” for white collar criminal defense.
- Senior Editor, DiversityIsNatural.com.
Speaking Engagements
- "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations," Lorman Education Services Seminars, East Hanover, New Jersey, February 20, 2013 (Speaker)
- "Pay to Play 101," New Jersey Legislators and State House Staff Presentation, Trenton, New Jersey, September 21, 2012 (Speaker)
- "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations," Lorman Education Services, Mount Laurel, New Jersey, April 2012 (Speaker)
- "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations," Lorman Education Services, East Hanover, New Jersey, February 2012 (Speaker)
Publications
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New California Law Requires Placement Agents and Some Investment Advisers to Register as Lobbyists
Investment Management Client Alert, December 16, 2010
Michael Long,
David Goret,
Scott Moss
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SEC "Pay to Play" Rules Restrict Political Contributions by Investment Advisers
Investment Management Client Alert, July 22, 2010
Scott Moss,
David Goret,
Michael Long,
Cole Beaubouef
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Effective November 7, 2009: New York Investment Advisers Subject to New "Pay-to-Play" Rules
Lowenstein Sandler PC Client Alert, November 2009
Michael Long
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Press Mentions
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In New Jersey Law Journal, Millburn-Short Hills Patch and Citybizlist.com articles, Lowenstein Sandler's election of Richard Bernstein, Richard J. Horne, Michael T.G. Long and Matthew A. Magidson to Members of the Firm is highlighted.,
New Jersey Law Journal, Millburn-Short Hills Patch, Citybizlist.com
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January 2012
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James Stewart comments on how, in Lowenstein’s friend-of-the-court brief in Brown v. Plata, including a photo of a phone-booth-sized cage used to hold mentally ill inmates influenced the U.S. Supreme Court to order California to reduce critical and dangerous prison overcrowding.,
New Jersey Law Journal
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May 27, 2011
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Scott Moss and Michael Long discuss new regulations barring contingent compensation arrangements for placement agents who seek investments by certain public pension funds.,
The Hedge Fund Law Report
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April 21, 2011
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