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December 2011
- Tony Coscia Acknowledged Among New Jersey's "Power 50 Real Estate" List by NJBiz
- New Jersey Associates Featured in NJLJ "Class of 2011"
- Tony Coscia Among the "Power 50 Real Estate" in NJBiz
- Windels Marx Announces Formation of, and Leadership Role in, COTA
- Matthew Daus Profiled in LCT.com's Regulation Column
October 2011
- Mitch Gilbert, David Glanz and Team Complete Phase One of $200+ Million Sale of Trophy Multifamily Building in Tribeca
- Bob Schwartz Among Top Ten of "Power 50 Banking" in NJBiz
September 2011
- Frank Quinn and Ellen Kaplan Serve as Agent's Counsel on $50 million Syndicated Credit Facility for Internationally Renowned Professional Education and Trade Organization
- Michael Moriarty, David Glanz and Team Counsel on Substantial Multi-State Loan Portfolio for European Bank Implementing a New Global Strategy
- Mitch Gilbert Quoted in AM New York on Benefits of New York's High Line
- Timothy J. O'Neill (1954-2011), Princeton Partner and Friend
- Windels Marx Announces the Promotion of Matthew Daus to Partner
- Super Lawyers Honors Windels Marx Attorneys in New York
- Frank Quinn, Eric Bruenner, Jeanine Margiano and Julian Buchbinder Serve as Agent's Counsel on $200 million Syndicated Credit Facility for Apparel Company
August 2011
- Mel Barkan Represents Collector in Pursuit of Missing Picasso, Klee, Kandinsky and Matisse
- Windels Marx Ranks 5th in New Jersey Public Financings for Mid-Year 2011
- Michael Brenna Represents Self-Storage Business in Complex, Multi-State Sale
- Gary Walsh, Maryann Kicenuik and Team Close a $100.6 Million Restructuring Financing
- David Swerdlow and John Noorlander Obtain Appellate Reversal on Behalf of Insurance Client
- David Brauner Quoted on the Impact of Non-Performing Members in Co-ops and Condos
July 2011
- Sam Destito and Charles Fisher Secure Appellate Victory for Competitive Bidding Practices in New Jersey Educational System Bid Awards
- Transportation Team, Led by Matt Daus, Secures Victory for Brooklyn Seniors and the Disabled