Diversity is the essential feature of the firm, in which people value individual and group differences, respect the perspectives of others and communicate openly. We have made considerable progress in advancing opportunities for minorities, finding ways to create career pathways for people from diverse backgrounds. By hiring people from diverse cultures and with diverse backgrounds and experiences, we gain the essential perspective necessary for achieving our business objectives around the world.
DGW Kramer LLP is pursuing an appeal of the wrongly-decided matter of “Shanghai Yongrun Investment Mgmt. Co. Ltd. v. Kashi Galaxy Venture Capital Co., Ltd.”, Index No. 156328/2020. On April 30, 2021, the Supreme Court of New York dismissed the plaintiff’s action for enforcement of a Chinese civil judgment. In a sweeping decision, the court
DGW Kramer LLP has recently been approved as special litigation counsel in the high-profile Delaware bankruptcy matters of Prodigy Network LLC and ten affiliate entities. Katie Burghardt Kramer and Larry Rongping Wu are leading the team. Prodigy Network promised to be a revolutionary crowdfunding platform but collapsed by 2019, after raising more than $600 million
The litigation attorneys at DGW Kramer LLP recently assisted a client in the manufacturing sector in receiving a significant international arbitration award in its favor. The client faced a $14 million claim from a disgruntled business counterpart. DGW Kramer helped the client turn defense into offense by pursuing counterclaims worth about $500,000 against the adversary.
On March 22, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari review of a hotly contested issue of first impression regarding the application of 28 U.S.C. 1782 to private international arbitration. The Supreme Court will be hearing the matter of Servotronics, Inc., v. Rolls-Royce PLC, et al., on appeal from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Section
On behalf of 41 defrauded EB-5 investors, DGW Kramer LLP recently settled a long-running case against PNC Bank, N.A. in connection with the Palm House Hotel EB-5 scheme, in the matter of Li, et al., v. PNC Bank, N.A., et al, filed in the Southern District of Florida. The EB-5 investors sued PNC Bank for their
DGW Kramer LLP represents 41 EB-5 investors in the failed and fraudulent Palm House Hotel EB-5 project. These investors are a large group of plaintiffs in the matter of Li et al. v. Walsh et al., pending in the Southern District of Florida. After diligent and determined efforts, our clients have now obtained a final judgment against