Services:
- Leveraged buyout funds
- Hedge funds
- Offshore funds
- Venture capital funds
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As companies seek capital to support their ongoing growth and innovation, investors are increasingly willing to fund these ventures through various techniques, including private financing transactions. Lowenstein Sandler’s Private Equity & Mezzanine Financing practice is fully versed in the legal and business nuances of these negotiations, which differ significantly from public financing transactions, in various complex ways. We have organized virtually every type of private investment fund, including leveraged buyout funds, hedge funds, offshore funds, venture capital funds, and mezzanine debt funds, among others. Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business noted, "That the team has attracted more and more clients among hedge funds, venture capital, and private equity groups can be attributed to its 'entrepreneurial spirit,' a quality that has enabled it to establish itself as 'the premier venture capital practice in the state.'"
The Private Equity & Mezzanine Financing practice represents clients that range from Fortune 500 giants to small, private companies contemplating their first significant transaction, as well as investment bankers, venture capitalists, and other diverse sources of capital.
Enhancing our practice in mezzanine and other private equity funds is our broad industry experience and our access to firm attorneys in related areas such as tax and ERISA. The fluidity of related firmwide resources and the flexibility our group’s approach offer private equity clients abundant options, additional information, and corresponding services with regard to their funds and their investments:
Our group’s aim is straightforward: to help investor clients to make the most advantageous investments, and to help companies attain funding on the best possible terms. By representing both issuers and investors, we have unique insights into each side’s needs and objectives, and we develop structures that will best meet issuers’ goals and investors’ demands.
Practice Details
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