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Firm Overview

Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP is a national law firm primarily focusing on complex and sophisticated commercial litigation, numbering 375 lawyers.

The firm’s highly talented lawyers are committed to pursuing creative, aggressive and innovative approaches to our clients’ most challenging legal matters.  Our practice encompasses all areas of litigation, including antitrust, banking, complex financial products, creditors' rights and bankruptcy, employment practices, environmental, family law, general corporate and commercial, insurance recovery, intellectual property, international arbitration, mass tort and product liability, real estate, securities and white collar criminal defense litigation.  The firm's real estate and corporate groups handle transactions of substantial complexity and size.

The firm has offices in New York, Houston, Atlanta, San Francisco, Miami, Silicon Valley and Newark.  Our clients include leading companies in the high-tech, manufacturing, chemical, computer, energy, entertainment, consumer products, pharmaceutical and telecommunications industries, as well as major hedge funds, private equity firms, commercial banks, real estate developers and investors, regulated utilities and individuals.

Our success in implementing uniquely creative legal strategies has brought us clients with exceptionally interesting and challenging work.  We have attracted lawyers with excellent academic credentials and with rich and varied experiences, who share our commitment to our clients, our work and our values.  Our lawyers have been recognized by, among others, Chambers USA, The Legal 500, Benchmark Litigation, Best Lawyers in America, Law360 and Lawdragon for excellence in their fields.  The firm’s “Fast Rise to the Top” is featured as the cover story in the August 2004 issue of The American Lawyer.

Highlights 

Kasowitz Profiled in New York Law Journal Article

A front-page article in the New York Law Journal highlights the firm’s success and praises the firm’s unique “stream-lined management structure.”  To view the full article, please click here.