The webinar offered in-depth guidance for corporate counsel on navigating veil-piercing claims under the single business enterprise theory. Kang and Gomez examined the evolving legal landscape following the landmark 2021 decision in Mortimer v. McCool, highlighting expanded liability risks for affiliated entities and the shifting judicial approach to disregarding the corporate form.

Both Kang and Gomez are active members of the Legal Netlink Alliance (LNA), a global network of independent law firms committed to collaborative excellence. Kang Haggerty will host the upcoming LNA Fall Meeting in Philadelphia, while EPGD Business Law will welcome members to Miami for the Spring Meeting in 2026.

The 2023 Public Procurement Symposium presents the opportunity to learn about emerging issues in the ever-evolving world of federal, state, and local procurement.

This annual recognition of whistleblowers, whose actions have protected the American people from fraud or malfeasance, started in 2013 with the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives recognizing July 30th to commemorate and embolden past and future whistleblowers.

Kang Haggerty’s Whistleblower Advocates division is committed to representing whistleblowers—holding companies and their executives accountable. We affirm the importance of whistleblowing by ensuring that rights are protected, fraud is passionately combatted, and the rule of law is aggressively upheld. Kang Haggerty thanks all the courageous whistleblowers that have raised qui tam actions and are eager to continue providing clients with the legal and strategic resources they need to successfully expose fraudulent activity.

Active members of TAF—Taxpayers Against Fraud, Kang Haggerty members Edward Kang and Kandis Kovalsky will present How to Whet Uncle Sam’s Whistle: A Guide to Litigating Cases under the False Claims Act at the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) 2022 National Convention in November.

Join the Trials Practice Area Committee for a thought-provoking panel discussion addressing issues that commonly arise during all phases of multi-party trial preparation. During this CLE, we will discuss the ethical obligations and best practices for multi-party litigation including: ethical issues implicated when representing multiple clients; pros and cons of filing a cross claim versus entering into a joint defense agreement; pre-suit litigation holds; time-saving discovery practices; and how to communicate to your audience – a jury – during trial. This CLE will help attorneys—whether in-house or outside counsel—who deal with multi-party matters create an outline to streamline and focus their strategy for these cases.

Panelists are Kang Haggerty managing member Edward T. Kang, Oscar A. Gomez, and Anneke Cronje.

Piercing the Corporate Veil: Single Business Enterprise Theory After the Mortimer Decision is presented by Strafford Publications. The webinar will take place on Thursday, November 18th from 1:00 – 2:30 PM EST.

Edward and Kandis will be joined by fellow panelist Barbara Lyons, Founder of the Bucks County Mediation and Arbitration Center.

D&O Indemnification Provisions in Corporate Governance Documents: Implementing 2020 DOJ Guidance is presented by Strafford Publications. The webinar will take place Tuesday, November 17^th from 1-2:30 pm EST.

The notable reasons for taking the arbitration route as opposed to heading to the Courthouse have only been exacerbated in recent months. We’ve seen what technology can (and can’t) do, what happens when the courthouse calendar gets further backlogged, and resources are slim. Where is arbitration heading in the legal profession?

Edward and Kandis will be joined by fellow panelists Nelson C. Bellido, Managing Partner of ROIG Lawyers in Miami, Florida; Marcus Wester, Senior Litigation Counsel, Harley-Davidson Motor Company; and Ingeuneal C. Gray, VP, Commercial Division, American Arbitration Association.

This 3-hour CLE will review the history of arbitration and the United State’s growing trend favoring arbitration. The panel, comprised of experienced practitioners and arbitrators, will discuss the preliminary conference, discovery, awards as well as considerations for increasing the efficiency in arbitration.

Edward and Kandis are joined by Mason Avrigian Jr., Post & Schell, Matthew S. Olesh, Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP, and Dennis R. Suplee, Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP.

You can register for the CLE through Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s website: http://www.pbi.org/Meetings/Meeting.aspx?ID=35620

If you are unable to attend but would like to learn more about the subject, please contact Kandis at kkovalsky@KHFlaw.com.