Kenny G. Oh | Managing Partner

Background

Two Sides of Complex Commercial and Real Estate Litigation.

Founder and Managing Partner of KOR Law LLP, practicing in New York and New Jersey with a fierce mindset of relentlessly advocating for our clients’ best interests and outcome.

Practice Areas

Real Estate Litigation. Representing clients in disputes involving lenders, servicers, and financial institutions in claims pertaining to commercial and residential foreclosures, breach of contract matters, guaranties, and judgment enforcement, and also initiating lender-liability lawsuits, title and quiet title actions, and matters involving liens, judgments, taxes, and code violations.

Commercial Litigation. Representing businesses and individuals in disputes involving contract litigation, fraud, breach of contract, unfair trade practices, unjust enrichment, and claims arising under the UCC, including sales, negotiable instruments, fund transfers, and secured transactions.

Banking Litigation. Regularly defends clients against banks and other financial institutions, including mortgage lenders and servicers, from claims involving negotiable instruments, fund transfers, and secured transactions.

Consumer Debt & Protection. Extensive experience initiating lawsuits under FCRA and FDCPA against major credit reporting agencies and financial institutions and lenders for consumers facing credit reporting inaccuracies. Named one of the “Most Active Consumer Attorneys” by WebRecon for FCRA in October 2020, December 2020, and February 2021.

Experience

Prior to founding KOR Law LLP, Kenny practiced at several respected law firms, including an AmLaw firm, and extensively litigated matters in state and federal courts, including:

Representing banking institutions, mortgage lenders and servicers, and trusts in contested commercial and residential foreclosures, title claims, and contract litigation.
Initiating lawsuits for consumers under FCRA and FDCPA.
Defending public benefit corporations in tort and personal injury claims.
Defending employment lawsuits arising under the Fair Labor Standards Act and New York Labor Law.

For plain-language guides to these areas, see what happens after you are served with a foreclosure summons in New York, what happens after a money judgment is entered against you in New York, and what a quiet title action is in New York. For consumer credit problems, see how to dispute a credit report error and when you can sue under the FCRA.