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Posted: April 5, 2016
Fried Frank advises special committee of board of directors of NSAM
New York, NY NorthStar Asset Management (NSAM) has formed a special committee comprised of independent directors. Fried Frank acted as counsel to the special committee of the board of directors of NSAM.
Prior to the formal formation of the special committee, the three NSAM independent directors who constitute the special committee previously engaged Fried Frank as their legal advisor, in connection with the strategic review process.
The Fried Frank team includes corporate partners Philip Richter and Steven Scheinfeld; litigation partner Scott Luftglass; and corporate special counsel Brian Blitz.
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