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KSM Partners Daniel J. Kaiser and William H. Kaiser File Class Action Lawsuit Against Citibank and Morgan Stanley Alleging Violation of WARN Act

KSM Partners Daniel J. Kaiser and William H. Kaiser File Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Lawsuit Against JP Morgan Chase on Behalf of Former Employee

KSM Partner David N. Mair Wins Ground-breaking Legal Ruling Extending Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Protection for Overseas Employees

KSM Partner William H. Kaiser Wins Legal Ruling Making Sexual Orientation Discrimination Claims Easier to Prove

KSM Partners Daniel J. Kaiser and Henry L. Saurborn, Jr. Win Appellate Ruling Extending ERISA Retaliation Protection for Plan Fiduciaries

KSM Partner Daniel J. Kaiser on Faculty for New York City Bar Association Program on Ethics and Tactics in Mediation and Settlement Negotiations

KSM Partner David N. Mair Represents Philadelphia Architecture Firm in Obtaining Confidential Settlements in Two High-Profile Cases Involving Fraud and Copyright Infringement

KSM Partners Daniel J. Kaiser and David N. Mair Represent the Managing Partner of Clifford Chance Bangkok Office in Claims Against the Firm

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