Pamela M. Kapsimalis

Pam Kapsimalis, Counsel, at Porzio, Bromberg & Newman is a member of the firm's Corporate, Commercial and Business Law team. Pam has significant experience working on transactional matters, concentrating in the corporate, real estate, commercial lending, franchise, and general contract areas. 

Leveraging her in-house experience, Pam works with corporate clients of all sizes to serve as their general counsel, providing a wide array of business, employment, and legal advice to help them achieve their business objectives. She is experienced in representing a  variety of individual and corporate clients in the acquisition and disposition of real estate, stock, assets, and inventory; and provides counseling on leasing, franchising, and general business matters. Pam has extensive experience in the retail industry, representing major retailers in the expansion of their national brand, and serving as outside counsel for all areas of legal work, including construction, leasing, licensing, and staffing of a retail store. 

Pam's retail experience further developed into representing various boutique exercise brands from the inception of the business transaction through the management of business operations. Recently, Pam served as the General Counsel to one of the largest cold storage warehouse companies in the United States (Preferred Freezer Services) where she further developed her experience serving as in-house counsel, including various warehouse, transportation, leasing, and contract issues. Pam also had extensive dealings pertaining to director and officer liability (D&O) claims against officers of the company.  She supervised and worked directly with the insurance carrier in the compliance and enforcement of the D&O policies and defense of various matters, including shareholder class action law suits.

Pam is active in the community and is an Emeritus Trustee for Kent Place School and the Summit Speech School. During her tenure as a Trustee for Kent Place School, she served as Head of the Development Committee in supporting the school's $30 million capital campaign. She also served as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Summit Speech School.