King & Spalding reinforces their business litigation team with the addition of three partners: Jennifer Recine, Sarmad Khojasteh, and David Kupfer. These partners have transitioned from Kasowitz Benson Torres to join the New York practice group at King & Spalding, as reported on Tuesday.
Jennifer Recine, who co-chaired Kasowitz’s real estate litigation practice, brings her proficiency with complex commercial, real estate, land use, and environmental disputes to King & Spalding. The firm acknowledges her vast experience in these areas.
Sarmad Khojasteh maintains a focus on complex business disputes, dealing with securities and credit-related matters, commercial and contract disputes, and corporate governance issues. His exposure in handling these matters is highly regarded by King & Spalding.
David Kupfer has a track record of effectively representing both plaintiffs and defendants in civil and criminal matters and regulatory investigations. His comprehensive background in various litigation areas adds significantly to King & Spalding’s legal capabilities.
This significant change in personnel reinforces King & Spalding’s ability to provide high-level litigation services in various business matters, particularly with the addition of these new partners and their respective areas of specialization.