Norm Law Launches Finance Practice Led by Ram Burshtine
Norm Law announced in a press release the launch of a Finance practice led by Ram Burshtine, who joins as Head of Finance from Sidley Austin. The firm runs on the Norm Ai platform and describes itself as an AI native full service law firm.
The Finance practice will serve investment funds, asset managers, financial institutions, insurance companies, corporate borrowers, family offices, and other investors. Burshtine will also work with the firm's Fund Transactions, Private Equity, and M&A practices.
Burshtine was a partner at Sidley Austin, where he advised sponsors and capital providers on complex debt and similar financing transactions. His work includes fund finance, acquisition finance, special situations, liquidity solutions, recapitalizations, and restructurings.
Burshtine earned his LL.B. from the Haim Striks School of Law at the College of Management Academic Studies. He is admitted to practice in New York.
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