Mr. Hillel M. Bennett

Hillel Bennett of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan

By HILLEL M. BENNETT AND MARK D. SALZBERG
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HILLEL M. BENNETT is a partner in the Investment Management Practice Group of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP, and MARK D. SALZBERG is an associate in Stroock's Securities Practice Group.

"If you're thinking about going public, there's no question that C corps are the best vehicle," comments Hillel Bennett, a partner at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, a New York City-based law firm.

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Hillel M. Bennett

PARTNER, NEW YORK

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Hillel M. Bennett is an active member of Stroock's Private Funds Group, representing private equity funds, real estate funds, hedge funds, funds of funds and seed funds as well as investors in private funds. His clients include both large institutional managers and independent managers. Mr. Bennett represents a variety of domestic and offshore funds, including several funds focused on investment in Europe and Asia. Mr. Bennett advises funds both as to their formation and as to ongoing regulatory, compensation and other matters.

Mr. Bennett has been involved in many other areas of Stroock's corporate practice since joining the firm in 1983. He has represented numerous buyers and sellers in large and small private mergers and acquisitions. In addition, Mr. Bennett advises on a wide variety of other corporate matters, including the corporate aspects of real estate transaction, limited partnership agreements, limited liability company agreements and employment agreements.

"If you're thinking about going public, there's no question that C corps are the best vehicle," comments Hillel Bennett, a partner at Stroock "Stroock" Lavan, a New York City-based law firm.

"If you're thinking about going public, there's no question that C corps are the best vehicle," comments Hillel Bennett, a partner at Stroock "Stroock" Lavan, a New York City-based law firm."S corps are completely unsuitable for a public offering.And although it's not impossible to carry one out with an LLC, these deals have happened so seldom that investors are wary of them."