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Michael Long is a Member in Lowenstein Sandler's Litigation Department, White Collar Criminal Defense Practice Group, Appellate Practice Group, Antitrust Practice Group, and Business Divorce Practice Group. Mr. Long has represented clients in a wide variety of white collar criminal matters involving allegations of antitrust and international cartel violations, tax evasion, mail and wire fraud, health care fraud, bribery and public corruption, and perjury and obstruction of justice. Mr. Long also has conducted numerous internal investigations and has represented professional clients in licensing matters. His practice also includes complex civil litigation and appellate matters, such as environmental remediation actions, construction litigation, insurance coverage matters, and regulatory proceedings. His clients are drawn from an array of industries, including life sciences, financial services, construction, engineering, transportation, and real estate development, among others. Mr. Long also has extensive experience counseling corporate and individual clients with regard to campaign contribution regulations, with particular expertise handling "pay to play" compliance and enforcement matters. In 2012, 2011 and 2010, he was recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers magazine.
In addition to his litigation practice, Mr. Long currently serves as an Associate Editor of DiversityisNatural.com, a firm-sponsored online publication dedicated to diversity-related topics in the legal profession. He is also a member of Lowenstein Sandler's Alumni Initiatives Committee, which is charged with implementing the firm’s alumni outreach programs, including continuing legal education and networking events.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Long served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable James R. Zazzali of the New Jersey Supreme Court.
Speaking Engagements:
- "Pay to Play: Five Questions Every Company Needs to Consider to Help Ensure Ethical Compliance," NJCCA Spring Cocktail Reception and Ethics Program, Cedar Grove, New Jersey, May 2011 (Panel Member)
- "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations Seminar in New Jersey: Requirements of Pay to Play," Lorman Education Services, Parsippany, New Jersey, February 2010 (Speaker)
- "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations Seminar in New Jersey: Requirements of Pay to Play," Lorman Education Services, Parsippany, New Jersey, January 2010 (Speaker)
- "Requirements of Pay to Play," Utility & Transportation Contractors Association, Manasquan, New Jersey, May 2009
- “Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations Seminar in New Jersey: Requirements of Pay to Play," Lorman Education Services, Parsippany, New Jersey, January 2009 (Speaker)
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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,
Laura Michalak
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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,
Gal Davidovitch
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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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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, January 2012
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James Stewart comments on how including a photo of a phone booth-sized cage used to hold mentally ill inmates in California with the amicus brief he prepared with Kenneth Zimmerman, Catherine Weiss and Michael Long, helped influence the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Plata. The decision requires California prisons to eliminate unconstitutional conditions by reducing critical and dangerous overcrowding.,
New Jersey Law Journal, 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, April 21, 2011
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Seton Hall University School of Law
(J.D., 2004),
summa cum laude, Order of the Coif, Senior Articles Editor, Seton Hall Law Review
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Boston College
(B.A., 2000)
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New Jersey
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New York
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- American Bar Association
- New Jersey State Bar Association
- New York State Bar Association
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