Litigator Jamuna D. Kelley has become a partner of the firm. “Jamuna’s extraordinary smarts, litigation acumen, and a deep desire to win are complemented by her kind disposition, disarming wit, and down-to-earth charm. Her unique combination of attributes fosters an environment of trust and collaboration alongside fierce advocacy to advance our clients’ interests. She has been a treasured colleague for years, and we’re thrilled for Jamuna to now become our partner,” said Management Committee member Jeffrey Wang. More

Friedman Kaplan recently filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Fred T. Korematsu Center for Law and Equality at the University of California, Irvine School of Law and the New England Innocence Project in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Commonwealth v. Robinson.  More

Friedman Kaplan partner Rahul Agarwal was honored at the New York County Lawyers Association Asian Practice Committee’s 6th Annual Hong Yen Chang awards program and reception. More

Friedman Kaplan partner Rahul Agarwal was honored at the South Asian Bar Association of New York’s (SABANY) Annual Leadership Awards Gala. The organization presented Rahul with its Litigation Achievement Award, recognizing his “outstanding litigation practice, commitment to justice, and contributions to the legal and South Asian communities.” More

The New York Law Journal recently published an article by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker on Los Angeles County’s $4 billion settlement resolving previously time-barred sex abuse claims and the recent revelations of fraudulent claims reported by the Los Angeles Times.  More

Friedman Kaplan partner Jared Lenow published an article in CoinDesk regarding implications for the digital asset industry of recent massive crypto seizures by the U.S. Department of Justice. More

Friedman Kaplan partner Jared Lenow published an article in Coinage titled “What to do if the Feds freeze or seize your crypto,” concerning the increasing trend of U.S. authorities freezing and seizing crypto wallets and trading accounts connected to suspected criminal conduct.  More

The New York Law Journal recently published an article by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker on the Ninth Circuit’s decision in US v. Olivas which expands the scope of admissible expert testimony on a criminal defendant’s intent. More