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Mr. Assor has represented clients in a wide variety of acquisition, sale, public and private securities issuance, loan and other financing transactions and in other corporate, securities and commercial contexts over more than thirty years. His lead and typically hands-on role in structuring, managing, negotiating and closing complex corporate transactions are recognized and valued by his clients as a key reason why GEAB&P is such an attractive alternative to large firms in the middle market corporate and transactional context.
Daniel Axman is a trusts and estates and tax attorney. He concentrates his practice
on advising individuals and families on tax planning, business succession, estate
and trust administration, probate, federal and state tax disputes and audits, and
charitable planning.
As part of his practice, Mr. Axman has advised families, corporate executives, real
estate owners, attorneys, doctors, entrepreneurs, hedge fund and private equity
principals, chefs, artists, actors, public charities, private foundations, family-owned
businesses, trustees, executors/estates, and many other professionals and
organizations.
Larry Bell is co-head of the firm’s corporate practice group. Mr. Bell’s practice focuses on the representation of private equity funds and strategic investors in international and domestic mergers, acquisitions, public and private capital raising transactions, including private equity, venture capital and public offerings, equity and investment grade and high yield debt financings, companies engaged in technology transfer and licensing, private and public emerging growth companies, venture capital funds, and participants in leveraged buyouts, venture capital and “growth equity” financings, spin-outs, complex financing transactions, and trustees and classes of note holders in connection with debt restructurings.
He works with companies and funds and other investors in the fields of new media, technology (including companies engaged in the development and/or manufacture of proprietary software, systems, information technology, medical devices, bio-pharmaceuticals, bioproducts and fermented products), health and nutrition products, specialty chemicals, minerals, power generation equipment and other manufacturing, financial services, investment management, communications, technology-related services, and consumer packaged goods.
Mr. Bell also provides general corporate representation to companies, individuals and non-profits in their business endeavors.
He has represented clients in domestic and international joint ventures, strategic alliances, and other collaborative arrangements for both emerging and “brick-and-mortar” clients, and clients in the portfolio transactions of private equity funds. He has also represented asset management and proprietary trading groups spinning-out, and also reforming their groups, as independent companies. His extensive experience in the securities laws has involved initial and secondary public offerings, private placements, Rule 144A financing transactions and follow-on registered exchange offerings, review and advice regarding annual and other periodic filings, compliance advice and other related securities law, corporate governance and Sarbanes Oxley matters. He has also handled a variety of executive compensation matters, as well as transactions involving the sale, purchase and restructuring of troubled companies, both in and outside of bankruptcy.
Mr. Bell is active in his community, having served on the executive boards and as president of several civic organizations.
Mr. Berger is Co-Managing Partner of the Firm and leads the Firm’s corporate tax practice. He is involved in structuring many of the corporate transactions in which the Firm is involved, especially in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, limited liability companies, partnerships and S corporations, executive compensation, private equity and venture capital investments, and fund formations. Mr. Berger also has extensive experience in the tax aspects of business start-ups, bankruptcy and debt restructurings, real estate transactions, cross-border transactions, federal and state audits, and appeals, ruling requests and collection matters, and the formation and operation of tax-exempt organizations.
Courtney Birnbaum focuses her practice on general corporate, commercial and transactional matters. With over 20 years of experience representing a range of businesses at various stages of their lifecycle, she handles start-up, structuring, restructuring and governance matters, financing, and commercial transactions, as well as day to day legal and contract matters.
Randi Kira Brown is an associate in Golenbock Eiseman Assor Bell & Peskoe’s litigation group. Randi has represented individuals and corporations in a variety of litigation and investigation matters. Her experience includes appellate and constitutional litigation, environmental and mass tort litigation, internal and white-collar investigations, employment and regulatory matters, and intellectual property litigation. Prior to joining Golenbock, Randi was a litigation associate in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.
