Lowenstein Sandler

Our success as a firm is directly linked to our ability to create a community that is diverse, inclusive and respectful of differing points of view. The foundation for our culture was laid by firm founder Alan Lowenstein, who was renowned for recruiting & welcoming colleagues of all backgrounds and experiences. From our roots as members of the Lawyers Commission for Civil Rights to serving as co-founders of the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, inclusivity is a part of Lowenstein's DNA.

In 2009, Lowenstein Sandler expanded its historic commitment to public and community service by creating the Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest. The Center maximizes impact by focusing the firm’s pro bono efforts and deepening its partnerships with leading nonprofit and community organizations. Led by a career public interest lawyer, Catherine Weiss, the Center staff work to foster and support pro bono efforts in each of the firm’s offices.