Associate
Joel Ginsberg has a breadth of hands-on legal, transactional, and business expertise and experience allowing him to handle a broad spectrum of business transactions with unique insight into the many complexities and perspectives that arise during a deal.
Mr. Ginsberg concentrates his practice on the representation of public and private companies in mergers and acquisitions, investments in private and public companies, and in connection with securities laws compliance, corporate governance matters, decisions relating to choice of business entity and transaction structure, and other general corporate matters.
He has represented businesses in a variety of industries and of all sizes, from sole proprietorships and start-ups to Fortune 100 corporations, banks, hedge funds, non-profit organizations and individual investors. Mr. Ginsberg has extensive experience with the negotiation and preparation of stock and asset purchase agreements, merger agreements, joint venture and strategic alliance agreements, shareholders’ agreements, confidentiality agreements, employment, consulting and independent contractor agreements, and lending agreements ranging from simple promissory notes to complex syndicated loan agreements.
Mr. Ginsberg has over six years of sophisticated private practice experience as a corporate transactional attorney to his credit. Additionally, Mr. Ginsberg obtained extensive business experience while leading the start-up of the transactional services division of one of the fastest growing companies in Southern California that provides administrative solutions for the legal and financial industries.
New York University School of Law
J.D., 2000
University of Kansas
B.A., 1995
Honors: cum laude
Honors: Phi Beta Kappa
California
New York
Mr. Ginsberg's
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July 06, 2010
The Second Circuit has held that secondary actors can be held liable for Rule 10b-5 damages actions only for false statements attributed directly to the… More…
June 30, 2010
The U.S. Supreme Court has held that the statute of limitations set forth in 28 U.S.C. section 1658(b)(1) begins to run once the reasonable investor/plaintiff… More…
May 21, 2010
The Supreme Court of the United States has embraced the Gartenberg standard for analyzing claims of excessive fund advisory fees under section 36(b) of the… More…
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