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KOR Law LLP represents the Failla family in their federal lawsuit against Kraft Heinz, Lactalis, and BelGioioso over the legacy of the iconic Polly-O cheese brand — a story first reported by the New York Post.
In August 2026, the firm filed a 370-paragraph amended complaint raising claims for declaratory judgment, unfair competition, trade name misappropriation, and unjust enrichment — an expansion of the case covered by the international dairy industry press.
The global dairy industry publication reports on the 370-paragraph amended complaint filed by KOR Law LLP on behalf of the Failla family, expanding the case over the heritage of the historic G. Pollio & Sons store in Brooklyn.
Read the ArticleThe New York Post broke the story of the underlying dispute: Joseph Failla’s claim that his father, who bought the original G. Pollio & Sons store in 1967, was never compensated for the goodwill later exploited by corporate owners.
Read the ArticleReal Estate Litigation
The Real Deal and Crain’s New York Business have covered KOR Law’s representation of developer Eli Karp — including the ruling that paused enforcement of a multimillion-dollar personal guarantee judgment after the firm took over the case.
The Real Deal reports that after retaining KOR Law’s Kenny Oh and Muriel Raggi, Karp persuaded a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge to put a $16 million judgment on hold — a judgment his prior counsel had failed to oppose.
Read the ArticleCrain’s New York Business covers the malpractice action arising from the Brooklyn foreclosure fight in which KOR Law now represents the developer.
Read the ArticleThe Real Deal reports on the court’s decision to pause enforcement of a $15 million personal guarantee after Karp’s new counsel demonstrated the judgment was likely based on a flawed appraisal.
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