Found It.

Kasowitz, on behalf of international private equity firm Bregal Partners and certain of its affiliates, has secured the dismissal of a breach of contract and fraud lawsuit brought against them by Texas private equity firm Pappas Harris Capital in the United States District Court for the Southern Dis...

Kasowitz has obtained a court order granting asylum to a refugee from Ghana....

The Delaware Chancery Court granted a motion by Kasowitz to stay all claims in a closely watched action brought by Ukrainian state-owned bank PrivatBank against, among others, Kasowitz clients Mordechai “Motti” Korf and Uriel “Uri” Laber, Miami-based businessmen and philanthropists, and U.S. compani...

Kasowitz, on behalf of client Thomas Rocco, has prevailed on appeal in whistleblower litigation against technology giants SAP Public Services and Deloitte Consulting....

Kasowitz and LatinoJustice PRLDEF, joined by additional Latino bar associations and civil rights groups, filed an amicus brief on September 7, 2021 in the United States Supreme Court case, United States v. Vaello-Madero, requesting that the Court affirm the First Circuit’s holding that...

A Kasowitz pro bono team has secured permanent residency status in the United States for a gay woman under the age of 21 who fled her home country of Ghana because she feared persecution and abuse there due to her sexual orientation....

Kasowitz, on behalf of the Litigation Trustee for the UC Litigation Trust of Essar Steel Minnesota, defeated the motion to dismiss its lawsuit against Prashant Ruia, a former governor of Essar Steel Minnesota and the son of the co-founder of Essar Global Fund Limited, the parent company of Essar Ste...

Kasowitz, on behalf of real estate developer Rotem Rosen, has defeated a motion to dismiss in a lawsuit against his former business partner Alex Sapir and, in a separate lawsuit, obtained dismissal of misappropriation of trade secrets and other claims brought by Mr. Sapir against Mr. Rosen....

Kasowitz filed an amicus curiae brief in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, on behalf of Up-Stand, an organization advocating improving mass transit accessibility for pregnant women and families, in support of a class action against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and New York City Trans...

In a pathbreaking decision under the longstanding and well-established, but rarely invoked, constitutional tolling doctrine, Judge Sharon Gleason, U.S. District Court for Alaska, on September 28, 2021, granted Kasowitz clients Alaskan Reefer Management (ARM) and Kloosterboer International Forwarding...