For over 25 years Dan has represented investors, financial services and corporate clients in complex corporate, financing and creditors’ rights matters. He recently joined the firm after serving as a partner, and having spent his entire career, at Lowenstein Sandler.

 

Dan helps business clients find creative, practical approaches to business opportunities and challenges.  He is a “hard listener” who focuses intently on his client’s business, needs and goals. He represents companies and their financiers in all stages of the business lifecycle including startup, seed capital, series “A” and “B” financings and beyond, as well as mergers and acquisitions, succession planning and sale of the business.

 

Dan has documented a wide variety of financings - both unsecured and those secured by a variety of asset classes, including receivables, inventory, equipment, agricultural assets, chattel paper, mortgage and other debt portfolios and structured settlements.  These range from syndicated, unitranche and single lender loans to structured financings, factoring, and acquisition and debtor in possession financings.

From the start, his practice has included representing banks and businesses managing troubled credit including handling loan workouts and the enforcement of secured creditor remedies and other creditors’ rights matters in both bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy forums. He represents buyers, sellers and creditors in bankruptcy and UCC Article 9 sales and acquisitions. Dan has handled bankruptcy cash collateral, lien, adequate protection and inter-creditor disputes.  

 

Dan has had speaking engagements for bar associations, continuing legal education organizations, trade associations, professional firms and clients and has been a resource for business and legal organizations and publications. The subjects include deficiencies of recent state marijuana laws for operators and their investors, investing in cannabis related companies, starting and selling a closely held business, business acquisitions and sales, perfecting liens in unusual or exotic collateral, lien perfection and priority disputes, secured party sales, agricultural liens, fraudulent transfers, bankruptcy asset sales and acquisition and lender liability.