Brought a federal RICO action against multiple defendants in the United States District Court for the Eastern District Court of Pennsylvania. Two years after prosecuting the case in court, our client entered into a favorable settlement with the defendants. The RICO action was based on 18 U.S.C. § 1962(b), § 1962(c), and § 1962(d).
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In two related “business divorce” cases filed in the Pennsylvania state court, KHF represented one of the two business owners in both defense and counterclaim against the other business owner, resulting in two favorable settlements.
Represented a contractor in affirmative claims against a Fortune 500 company relating to hundreds of unpaid invoices for equipment repairs and in defending counterclaims alleging faulty work. Obtained a favorable out of court settlement for the client.
Obtained a favorable settlement on behalf of a business in state court claims against its insurer for breach of contract and insurance bad faith.
Settled favorably on behalf of a majority shareholder in a multi-million shareholder oppression action. Edward T. Kang and Jacklyn Fetbroyt successfully fended off a group of minority shareholders in this “bet the company” litigation.
Settled favorably on behalf of a creditor that sued the debtor in the bankruptcy court in an adversarial action. After obtaining a favorable judgment after bench trial in the bankruptcy court, the creditor settled with the debtor
Recovery of several hundred thousand dollars for an oil company whose insurance claim for its oil delivery trucks damaged by flood was wrongfully denied. Edward T. Kang, Jacklyn Fetbroyt, and Gregory H. Mathews successfully prosecuted a bad faith claim against the insurance company resulting in the favorable settlement.
Settled favorably on behalf of KHF client a multi-million-dollar federal RICO suit against over 20 defendants alleging an interstate equipment theft ring.
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Represented a former CEO and director of a public pharmaceutical company in multiple actions across multiple forums.
Snitow v. Snitow, et al.
Client Name: Sandra Snitow.
Citation: Philadelphia County CCP, Case No. 04182.
Year: 2016.
Plaintiff, a 50% partner in a partnership, sued her partner for, among others, breach of fiduciary duty for using the partnership assets to pay himself while depriving the plaintiff of her equal share in the partnership. After a bench trial, the court entered judgment in favor of plaintiff and against the defendant-partner.
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