Mr. Browndorf is an experienced regulatory, commercial litigation and corporate transaction attorney in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and England and Wales (RFL). Mr. Browndorf has practiced for over 20 years (prior to WKB and most notably at Bryan Cave LLP and Buchanan Ingersoll PC), where he represented financial institutions, securities brokers and private clients in corporate structure, financial transactions, securities and white collar criminal litigation, including the notable People of New York v. Kozlowski and Swartz litigation involving TYCO. Mr. Browndorf has also counseled clients on RMBS and CMBS, operating broker dealers, enforcement proceedings and regulatory filings before the Securities and Exchange Commission, merger and acquisition consultancy, setting up reinsurance and insurance captives in the European and American markets and was involved in setting precedent law in the area of automobile franchise. Mr. Browndorf has also practiced extensively in the area of creditor rights and bankruptcy. Mr. Browndorf has represented fortune 500 companies including Valspar Industries, Gerling Global and Volkswagen of America. Mr. Browndorf has also represented financial institutions such as Citigroup and Bank of New York. From 1997 through 2000, Mr. Browndorf assisted the Pennsylvania State Attorney General in the Big Tabaco litigation. Mr. Browndorf graduated from Widener University School of Law as a scholar and with honors and authored several law review notes for the Widener Journal of Public Law. Mr. Browndorf attended undergraduate studies at Arizona State University, with an emphasis on forensic debate and rhetoric. His Bar admissions include New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and England and Wales.
