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06/09/26 | Firm News
KM and Partners Recognized by Chambers
NEW YORK – KM is proud to announce that the firm, as well as Co-Managing Partner David Kovel and Partners Randall Fox and Anthony Fata have been recognized in this year’s Chambers USA Rankings. The firm has been named in Band 2 for Litigation: Mainly Plaintiffs in Illinois, and Mr. Kovel has been ranked in both Nationwide USA – Whistleblower Representation (Band 1) and New York: Mainly Plaintiffs (Band 3), Mr. Fox has been ranked in Nationwide USA – Whistleblower Representation (Band 1), and Mr. Fata has been ranked in Litigation: Mainly Plaintiffs in Illinois (Band 1).
“KM has long been on the forefront of both whistleblower and financial antitrust litigation, and we are honored to be recognized by Chambers for our work,” said Mr. Kovel.
Chambers has been a leading provider of attorney and law firm rankings for 30 years. It has a team of over 200 researchers who uphold the highest standards of ranking, data and insights. To create the rankings, the research team conducts over 285,000 interviews and surveys annually.
David Kovel, a former commodities trader, he has extensive experience representing plaintiffs in groundbreaking whistleblower, commodities, antitrust, securities, and corporate governance matters, including on appeal. Amongst other recent activities, in 2021, Mr. Kovel obtained the then-largest publicly announced single whistleblower award arising under the Dodd-Frank and IRS whistleblower programs on behalf of a Deutsche Bank whistleblower.
Randall Fox represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act and IRS, SEC, and CFTC matters about tax, healthcare, procurement, and investment frauds. He was named the Whistleblower Lawyer of the Year for 2021 by The Anti-Fraud Coalition. Before representing whistleblowers, Mr. Fox was the founding Bureau Chief of New York Attorney General’s Taxpayer Protection Bureau and, before that, was part of the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. At the government, he played a key role in several groundbreaking False Claims Act cases.
Anthony Fata has represented clients in complex financial matters, including claims arising under the commodity, securities, antitrust, and whistleblower laws, for more than 20 years. He has regularly appeared before federal and state courts throughout the United States and in regulatory matters overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and other governmental and self-regulatory agencies. He has developed and litigated numerous proprietary cases and served in leadership positions.
“KM has long been on the forefront of both whistleblower and financial antitrust litigation, and we are honored to be recognized by Chambers for our work,” said Mr. Kovel.
Chambers has been a leading provider of attorney and law firm rankings for 30 years. It has a team of over 200 researchers who uphold the highest standards of ranking, data and insights. To create the rankings, the research team conducts over 285,000 interviews and surveys annually.
David Kovel, a former commodities trader, he has extensive experience representing plaintiffs in groundbreaking whistleblower, commodities, antitrust, securities, and corporate governance matters, including on appeal. Amongst other recent activities, in 2021, Mr. Kovel obtained the then-largest publicly announced single whistleblower award arising under the Dodd-Frank and IRS whistleblower programs on behalf of a Deutsche Bank whistleblower.
Randall Fox represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act and IRS, SEC, and CFTC matters about tax, healthcare, procurement, and investment frauds. He was named the Whistleblower Lawyer of the Year for 2021 by The Anti-Fraud Coalition. Before representing whistleblowers, Mr. Fox was the founding Bureau Chief of New York Attorney General’s Taxpayer Protection Bureau and, before that, was part of the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. At the government, he played a key role in several groundbreaking False Claims Act cases.
Anthony Fata has represented clients in complex financial matters, including claims arising under the commodity, securities, antitrust, and whistleblower laws, for more than 20 years. He has regularly appeared before federal and state courts throughout the United States and in regulatory matters overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and other governmental and self-regulatory agencies. He has developed and litigated numerous proprietary cases and served in leadership positions.
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