Brian Forman Named Chair of Investment Funds and Advisers Practice
Congratulations to Partner Brian Forman on being named chair of the Investment Funds and Advisers Practice. Brian has shown outstanding leadership, taking the Private Investment Funds group to the next level and further enhancing the practice’s capability to handle virtually every type of matter touching alternative strategies.
The Investment Funds and Advisers Practice provides all-encompassing legal services to investors and sponsors in the alternative asset space, focusing on four primary areas:
- Fund formation and the establishment of other types of investment products
- Regulatory advice to those providing investment advisory services
- Ongoing general representation for investment managers
- Assisting investors in connection with their investments in funds and other investment products
The group regularly works with lawyers from our tax, ERISA and employment practices in order to provide comprehensive, tailored service to our clients.
Contacts
- Brian R. Forman Partner & Chair, Investment Funds and Advisers
- bforman@morrisoncohen.com
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Our Investment Funds & Advisers Practice provides all-encompassing legal services to investors and sponsors in the alternative asset space. Our clients include investment advisers – registered and unregistered, domestic and international – and asset allocators of all sizes, ranging from high-net-worth individuals to asset management arms of large financial institutions.
