Partnered with major international law firm as essential team member in a high-stakes and high-profile trial defending a hedge fund and its principal against breach of contract accusations brought by former employees, and asserting counterclaims for breach of fiduciary duty and defamation. Duties encompassed witness preparation, examination drafting, supervision of junior attorneys, drafting of critical motions and applications, involvement in oral arguments, and regular communication with opposing counsel and the trial judge.
Counsel in diverse legal matters for a leading, California-based global retailer of diamonds and fine jewelry. Successfully resolved a defamation dispute in New York state court, effectively navigating intricate legal challenges. Secured dismissal of all claims and obtained an award of attorneys’ fees in a separate matter.
Represented an industry-leading California-based global technology company, achieving dismissal of various business tort allegations in New York state court. Skillfully prevented deposition of non-party witnesses and safeguarded sensitive information in separate actions across state and federal courts.
Actively representing an emerging fintech company in multiple legal matters, including a pending case in the New York Commercial Division. Served as lead trial counsel in high-profile litigation, achieving successful resolution. Experienced in handling employment discrimination lawsuits and providing ongoing advice on employment and business contract negotiations.
Advocated for a global retail and investment bank in numerous business tort and employment matters, securing dismissals without liability in multiple state and federal actions in New York. Resolved numerous other actions prior to litigation, reflecting a proactive approach to legal challenges.
Member of the trial team representing investors in action in Alabama brought by a public REIT stemming from a troubled real estate investment. Helped to defeat two summary judgment motions and obtain a jury verdict for $12.7 million, including $6 million in punitive damages on counterclaims for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.