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Success in litigation is about facts, strategy, and preparation. Our Litigation lawyers quickly zero in on critical issues to formulate the approach most likely to ensure a positive outcome. With our proven track record at trial and relentless commitment to exceeding expectations, we inspire confidence in our clients and pose a serious threat to adversaries.
As a Litigation law firm, our team has been consistently honored for excellence by Chambers USA. We are recognized for the successful representation of clients in matters ranging from business and securities litigation to white-collar defense. With strength across practice areas, our work and experience span the breadth of litigation matters our clients may face. For instance, institutional investors come to us when they are being pursued by regulators or when they or their portfolio companies have been damaged by others. Household names in the life sciences, financial services, technology, energy, and health care industries trust us with complex class actions, internal investigations, and multidistrict litigation, as well as their most sensitive employment, environmental, and insurance issues.
We have tried and arbitrated scores of cases throughout the United States and internationally, including high-stakes class actions, commercial and intellectual property disputes, and tort claims. Our team includes former federal prosecutors and a certified civil trial attorney who has first-chaired more than 100 jury trials to verdict.
We are a leading firm across disciplines and can turn to colleagues for immediate answers when nuances in legal matters arise. Clients benefit from our strength in transactional, regulatory, and other related practice areas across the firm. Through our public interest arm, the Lowenstein Center for Public Interest, we partner with client companies to match social needs with company strengths. This service allows us to expand our knowledge base and keep on top of company and industry matters, which benefits not only our community but our practice and our clients as well.
While our litigation lawyers have the skill and experience to try cases in any jurisdiction in the country, we understand that protecting our clients often requires avoiding the business interruption and unwanted public exposure caused by extensive litigation. The best measure of our success is the long-term relationships we have built with individuals and companies alike. Our clients return to us again and again when the stakes are highest, knowing that we will work tirelessly on their behalf to achieve favorable results in line with their business goals.
In Law360’s article on the biggest legal moments for New Jersey in 2021, Catherine Weiss, partner and Chair of the Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest, discusses the state’s backlog of residential landlord-tenant cases and her work as a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court's special committee that recommended reforms to address the crisis. “Before the pandemic, the rate of eviction in New Jersey was staggering,” Weiss says. “Loss of a home causes a cascade of other harms, including disruption of education for children who not only miss school but may be displaced from their districts.” The committee’s reforms include pretrial conferences and improved availability of information, but Weiss believes that there is more to be done, especially regarding the right to counsel, which is not guaranteed in New Jersey in housing matters. “The truth is that a right to counsel is the real game-changer,” she says. “Tenants with lawyers are many times more likely to avoid eviction than tenants without lawyers.”
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