Zachary D Rosenbaum

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Lawyer

Zachary Rosenbaum is a highly accomplished trial lawyer whose practice focuses on global financial markets. Mr. Rosenbaum represents foreign and domestic asset managers, private equity funds, and other institutional investors in high-stakes civil disputes. He has tried to verdict jury and non-jury cases in the U.S. and abroad and has litigated against virtually every major Wall Street bank.

In 2019, 2020 and 2021, Chambers USA spotlighted Mr. Rosenbaum as one of just a dozen leading litigators in New York representing institutional plaintiffs. Chambers USA describes him as a “phenomenal lawyer who has a very strong following with hedge funds”; a “very effective trial lawyer” that “is excellent on his feet”; and “definitely someone you want in your corner.” Chambers USA recently added, “his client service and advocacy are way beyond the normal standard.”  Mr. Rosenbaum has also been recognized each year in New York Super Lawyers from 2011 through 2021.

Mr. Rosenbaum’s recent engagements include representing the private equity sponsors of Travelport in a dispute stemming from the effects of the global pandemic on the travel industry, concerning the company’s US $3.2 billion leveraged loan, and representing Marble Ridge Master Fund in a widely publicized adversary proceeding brought by Neiman Marcus and its affiliates in the Neiman Marcus bankruptcy case.

Mr. Rosenbaum has extensive experience in securities and structured finance litigation, commercial and residential mortgage-backed securities litigation, M&A disputes, secured and unsecured financing litigation, real estate investment disputes and intellectual property litigation in the financial markets. Additionally, Mr. Rosenbaum has worked closely with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other government authorities in their investigations and prosecutions of misconduct victimizing institutional investors.

Before joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Rosenbaum was the founder and chair of the capital markets litigation group at Lowenstein Sandler in New York, where he represented investment managers and institutional investors with a focus on securities and structured finance litigation.