Loeb & Loeb Receives Top Rankings in the Legal 500 U.S. 2019 Guide

Loeb & Loeb LLP is pleased to announce that the firm was once again recognized as a leading law firm in the 2019 edition of The Legal 500 United States, with 54 lawyers and 14 practice areas achieving recognition in the latest guide. Loeb & Loeb received top-tier rankings in the areas of Advertising and Marketing: Transactional, Copyright, M&A: Middle-Market and Not-For-Profit and Tax Exempt Organizations.

Notably, ten of the firm's practice areas received national rankings as premiere practices in the U.S, including Advertising and Marketing: Litigation, Corporate Investigations and White-Collar Criminal Defense, Cyber Law, Data Privacy and Data Protection, Media and Entertainment: Transactional, Outsourcing, Real Estate, Sports, Tax and Trademarks: Litigation. 

In addition, ten of the firm’s partners were recognized as “Leading Lawyers” in their respective fields. They are: 

Kenneth Adler (Technology – Outsourcing) 
Kenneth Florin (Advertising and Marketing)
Brian Heidelberger (Advertising and Marketing)
Jason Lilien (Not-For-Profit)
Mitchell Nussbaum (M&A: Middle-market)
Marcus Owens (Not-For-Profit)
Barry Slotnick (Copyright; Film, Music and TV)
Akiba Stern (Technology – Outsourcing) 
James Taylor (Advertising and Marketing)

The full list of Loeb practice areas and attorneys receiving national recognition in The Legal 500 United States for 2019 includes:

Advertising and Marketing: Litigation

• Thomas Jirgal
• David Mallen

Advertising and Marketing: Transactional 

• Kenneth Florin
• Brian Heidelberger
• Nathan Hole
• Melanie Howard
• David Mallen
• Brian Nixon
• Seth Rose
• James Taylor

Copyright

• David Grossman
• Barry Slotnick
• Jonathan Zavin

Corporate Investigations and White-Collar Criminal Defense

• Jeremy Margolis
• Tiff Moseley
• Jay Musoff
• Corey Rubenstein

Cyber Law

• Jessica Lee
• Rob Newman
• James Taylor

Film, Music and TV

• Barry Slotnick

M&A: Middle-Market 

• Giovanni Caruso
• Allan Duboff
• Ross Emmerman
• Arash Khalili
• Mitchell Nussbaum
• Lloyd Rothenberg

Media and Entertainment

• Roger Arar
• Marc Chamlin
• Scott Edel
• John Frankenheimer
• Ivy Kagan Bierman
• Carol Kaplan
• Stefan Schick
• Debbie White

Not-For-Profit (nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations)

• Leah Bishop
• Diara Holmes
• Jason Lilien
• Marcus Owens

Outsourcing

• Kenneth Adler
• Benjamin Kabak
• Neil Lefkowitz
• Alison Pollock Schwartz
• Akiba Stern

Real Estate

• Nichole Cortese
• Kenneth Freeman
• Steven Kornblau
• Raymond Sanseverino
• Kenneth Sold

Sports

• Brian Heidelberger
• Arash Khalili
• Douglas Masters
• Brian Socolow

Trademarks: Litigation

• David Grace
• Douglas Masters
• Barry Slotnick

US Taxes: Non-contentious

• Ryan Austin
• Shahrooz Shahnavaz