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Natalie J. Kraner is Counsel to Lowenstein Sandler's Litigation Department. Ms. Kraner focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation at both the trial and appellate levels, with particular emphasis on class actions and the pharmaceutical industry. Her experience includes matters involving consumer fraud, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, intellectual property, False Claims act suits, shareholder derivative suits, securities fraud, products liability, mass torts, environmental contamination, and SEC investigations.
Prior to joining Lowenstein Sandler, Ms. Kraner served as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Stephen Skillman, Presiding Judge at the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division. Ms. Kraner also has experience as a student attorney for the Jacob Burns Community Legal Clinics, where she litigated both civil and criminal matters in the District of Columbia and the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
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Trying the Case: An Appellate Perspective
American Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, 101 Practice Series: Breaking Down the Basics, Spring 2008
Natalie Kraner
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In San Diego Gay & Lesbian News, Windy City Times, Gay Today.com, Outword Magazine and Sacramento Bee articles, Lowenstein Sandler is highlighted for successfully representing a gay interracial couple in a custody suit of their twin daughters. The girls were born via an anonymous egg donor and carried by the non-biological father's sister, who later challenged the fathers' right to primary custody. On December 13, the court granted the biological father sole legal and physical custody of the couple’s daughters, emphasizing the importance of their commitment to their children’s well-being and their values of tolerance and inclusion.,
San Diego Gay & Lesbian News, Windy City Times, Gay Today.com, Outword Magazine, Sacramento Bee, December 19, 2011
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Natalie Kraner comments on a lawsuit filed in Paterson Superior Court that asks a judge to order city officials to turn over records of police participation in early morning raids on immigrants' homes.,
New Jersey Record, May 1, 2008
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Natalie Kraner discusses the effect US anti-terrorism laws have had on certain groups of foreign nationals seeking asylum, including a teacher from Burma who was tortured for allowing a discussion about democracy. The firm represents the teacher pro bono.,
The Washington Post, August 13, 2007
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George Washington University Law School
(J.D., 2005),
cum laude; George Washington Scholar; Notes and Projects editor, The George Washington Law Review
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The College of New Jersey
(B.A., 2001),
cum laude
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New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, Honorable Stephen Skillman
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New Jersey
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New York
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