In the Media

Kenneth A. Rosen's prominent presence in the media reflects his expertise and influence in the legal and bankruptcy landscape. His insights and commentary have been featured in various reputable publications, showcasing his involvement in critical discussions on topics such as retail sector deals, leveraged buyout transactions, and high-profile bankruptcy cases. Rosen's analysis of market trends, strategic considerations, and legal nuances demonstrates his deep understanding of complex financial and legal matters. Notably, his contributions extend beyond traditional legal realms, encompassing economic forecasts, executive compensation issues, and the dynamics of high-stakes corporate transactions. Through his media engagements, Rosen continues to share his wealth of knowledge, contributing to informed discussions and shaping perspectives within the legal and business communities.

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LAW360

4/11/18

Cenveo Defends Bid To Hire Ex-VP As Bankruptcy Consultant

Law360 quotes Kenneth A. Rosen, counsel for the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Cenveo, Inc., regarding objections to the envelope maker’s hiring one of its former vice presidents to renegotiate the company’s commercial leases as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

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REUTERS

3/6/18

Cenveo Ch. 11 gets examiner to back up unsecured creditors' probe

Reuters quotes Kenneth A. Rosen in an article noting that a senior-level bankruptcy lawyer has been appointed to serve as independent examiner in Cenveo Inc.’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, though the company’s Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors will have primary responsibility for investigating the company.

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WSJ PRO BANKRUPTCY

2/27/18

Bankruptcy Proceedings of Specialty Paper Manufacturer Appvion Inc.

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GLOBAL LEGAL CHRONICLE

2/26/18

Cenveo Inc.’s $1.5 billion Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings

The Global Legal Chronicle highlights Lowenstein’s being selected as legal counsel to handle the Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings of the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Cenveo Inc. The article lists Kenneth A. Rosen, Mary E. Seymour, Bruce D. Buechler, Bruce S. Nathan, and Eric Chafetz as the Lowenstein team.

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TURNAROUNDS & WORKOUTS

12/1/17

Lenders: The New Owners

Kenneth A. Rosen comments in "Lenders: The New Owners," in Turnarounds & Workouts on the increasingly common retail Chapter 11 bankruptcy becoming a debt-to-equity conversion. Rosen comments on reasons why the traditional structures of bankruptcies have evolved into some form of ownership by lenders.

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TURNAROUNDS & WORKOUTS

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NEW YORK CITY OPERA

11/10/17

New York City Opera Name Kenneth A. Rosen to Its Board of Trustees

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NEW YORK POST

11/10/17

Calypso St. Barth’s skirts on paying bills amid major cash crunch

Kenneth A. Rosen comments on the ownership of intellectual property of retailer Calypso St. Barth in the New York Post. Rosen represents creditors in the Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation.

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NEW YORK POST

11/2/17

Calypso St. Barth faces vendor petitions in bankruptcy court

Kenneth A. Rosen is quoted in New York Post regarding the involuntary chapter 7 petition filed against luxury apparel retailer Calypso St. Barth. Rosen represents the petitioning creditors, who claim to be owed more than $800,000.

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TURNAROUNDS & WORKOUTS

11/1/17

Potential Risks for Companies Raising Money Through Leveraged Loans Instead of Bonds in a Low-Interest Rate Environment

Kenneth A. Rosen is quoted in Turnarounds & Workouts regarding the potential risks for companies which raise money by borrowing leveraged loans over bonds in a low interest rate climate. Rosen states that low interest rates can hide deficiencies, which are not apparent until interest rates rise, exposing a company's inherent problems.

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TURNAROUNDS & WORKOUTS

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FOOD DIVE

5/9/17

Why don't more food companies declare bankruptcy?

Ken Rosen, a bankruptcy partner at Lowenstein Sandler, discussed the factors that contribute to the low occurrence of bankruptcies in the food industry. He pointed out that the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921 requires certain food suppliers to be fully paid rather than receiving discounted payments in a bankruptcy situation. This legal requirement significantly reduces the benefits of a bankruptcy filing for companies dealing with such suppliers. Rosen emphasized that in cases where a company has substantial institutional indebtedness, such as bondholder debt, and doesn't owe fresh or frozen fruit and vegetable suppliers, bankruptcy or out-of-court restructuring may be more practical. The article highlights that food companies, by nature, often work out company sales through state law contract processes rather than formal bankruptcy proceedings.

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TURNAROUNDS & WORKOUTS

5/1/17

The rising trend of retailers filing for bankruptcy and utilizing intellectual property in out-of-court refinancings

Kenneth A. Rosen comments in Turnarounds & Workouts regarding the increasing rate of retailers in bankruptcy trying to leverage intellectual property in out-of-court refinancings. Rosen participated in a webinar concerning new concepts being implemented by retailers in bankruptcy proceedings.

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RACKED.COM

4/26/17

Nasty Gal Sold to Boohoo, But Its Problems Aren't Over Yet

Kenneth A. Rosen is quoted in Racked.com regarding the Chapter 11 filing of online retailer Nasty Gal and the purchasers of its intellectual property, Boohoo. Rosen comments about the importance of superior customer service, and the potential damage to a brand in its absence.

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