Lindsay Greenbaum
Education
M.B.A., economics, finance, and general management, The University of Chicago; B.S., applied mathematics, Columbia University
Summary of Experience
Ms. Greenbaum applies her background in economics, finance, and mathematics to complex business questions, as well as litigations and international arbitrations. Her expert work has included being retained as a damages expert; testifying at deposition; and assisting in all phases of the litigation process, including expert reports, depositions, and trial preparation. Ms. Greenbaum has analyzed business operations, financing, and M&A transactions for complex business entities, including telecommunications companies, two-sided platforms, multi-level marketing firms, special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), collateralized loan obligations, and REITs. She has also performed valuations of intellectual property and other assets and developed damages models in a range of cases, which have spanned the technology, retail, financial securities, real estate, and medical devices industries, among others. In multiple partnership- and fiduciary duty-related matters, she has analyzed the relationships between affiliated corporate entities and the economic implications of particular agreements between the parties. Her case work also includes multiple real estate-related matters, in which she has analyzed real estate financing for existing and development properties, property acquisitions, and partnership stake valuations.
- Center Partners Ltd. et al. v. Urban Shopping Centers LP. et al.
- In Re Dole Food Company, Inc. Stockholder Litigation
- In re: Appraisal of Jarden Corp.
- In the Matter of Lynn Tilton et al Before the US Securities and Exchange Commission
- Maxell, Ltd. v. ZTE (USA) Inc.
- Postova Banka AS and Istrokapital SE v. The Hellenic Republic
- Romag Fasteners Inc. v. Fossil Inc. et al.