Gerold was hired as Bureau of Securities chief in 2017 by then-New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino, who's now Lowenstein's litigation chair.
January 05, 2022 at 06:05 PM
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Christopher Gerold, who spent several years as chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Securities, joined Lowenstein Sandler as a litigation partner on Monday.
He’ll practice in the firm’s Roseland headquarters and New York office, advising clients on federal and state securities compliance, and handling regulatory matters, according to the announcement.
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Christopher Gerold, with Lowenstein Sandler. Courtesy photo
