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Kang, Haggerty, Fetbroyt All Named to South Jersey Magazine’s Awesome Attorneys List

December 9, 2015 | Kang Haggerty LLC

Press Release

Kang, Haggerty, Fetbroyt All Named to South Jersey Magazine’s Awesome Attorneys List

Cherry Hill, NJ (December 4, 2015): Kang Haggerty LLC (KH), with offices in Philadelphia, PA and Cherry Hill, NJ is pleased to announce that all three named partners in the firm have been selected in the 2015 Awesome Attorneys listing published annually by South Jersey Magazine.

No Application of Fair Market Credit by New Jersey Appellate Division

April 18, 2014 | Kang Haggerty LLC

The borrowing relationship of debtor and creditors is at the heart of the American economy, and therefore the subject of many lawsuits. In the case of Atlantic Stewardship Bank v. Puddingstone Funding, LLC, (2013 WL 5777539) the New Jersey’s Appellate Division held that the amount of the outstanding debt the defendants were required to re-pay should not have a “fair market value credit” applied to it.

Plaintiff Atlantic Stewardship Bank sought to collect on a $2.5 million note that matured on July 1, 2009 and it also alleged defendants had defaulted on their loan obligations by failing to make two monthly payments in June and July 2009. Defendants Puddingstone Funding, LLC, et al. rebutted by stating, among other things, that plaintiff had acted in bad faith by not allowing Puddingstone to liquidate collateral to satisfy the debt, reneged on a verbal agreement to lower the interest rate on the loan, and disseminated defendants’ private financial information. Continue reading ›

Bus Driver Whistleblower

February 11, 2014 | Kang Haggerty LLC

Another day, another whistleblower claim, as increased action continues on qui tam front. A bus driver named Robert Dukin drove for the Mount Olive school district from 2007 to 2010 but he claims he was let go for reporting unsafe working conditions of his vehicle. Dukin v. Mount Olive Twp. Bd. of Ed. came about as a result of a number of events…

Bus Driver Whistleblower

Another day, another whistleblower claim, as increased action continues on qui tam front. A bus driver named Robert Dukin drove for the Mount Olive school district from 2007 to 2010 but he claims he was let go for reporting unsafe working conditions of his vehicle. Continue reading ›

Litigation Holds and Governor Christie

January 21, 2014 | Kang Haggerty LLC

When dealing with legal matters, company records and data pertaining to litigation is of vital importance in the resolution of the matter at hand. When a company becomes aware that it is involved in, or may become involved in, litigation, a litigation hold should…

Litigation Holds

When dealing with legal matters, company records and data pertaining to litigation is of vital importance in the resolution of the matter at hand. When a company becomes aware that it is involved in, or may become involved in, litigation, a litigation hold should be entered. A litigation hold (sometimes referred to as a preservation order or a hold order) prevents the destruction, alteration, or hiding of any and all data or information that may become a part of the discovery process at a later time in the litigation. Continue reading ›

The Sherman Act and its International Reach

September 5, 2013 | Jacklyn Fetbroyt

by Jacklyn Fetbroyt, Esq.

The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 has long stood as a benchmark in antitrust law, aimed at the prevention and dismantling of business enterprises which have knowingly set out to gain monopolistic power over a given market. While the Sherman Act… Continue reading ›