Kenneth M. Krock

About Kenneth

Kenneth M. Krock concentrates his practice in advising and representing clients in business and commercial litigation involving real estate, construction, bankruptcy related disputes, financial institutions, and employment disputes. His experience includes: Advising and representing owners, developers, landlords, property management companies, sellers, buyers, general contractors, subcontractors, construction equipment lenders, real estate professionals, lenders, and others in the real estate rea industry in various disputes Employment matters including claims for violations of non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation, and misappropriation of confidential information and trade secrets Matters involving landlord/tenant issues, collection actions, foreclosure, design and construction claims Partnership disputes, securities and investor claims, and franchisor/franchisee disputes Financial litigation involving fraud, mortgages, asset-backed securities, and other complex real estate financing transactions Representing debtors, creditors, and shareholders in bankruptcy litigation including equitable subordination, constructive trust, fraud, insurance recovery, claims objections, fraudulent transfer, and lender liability Monetizing claims for estates, litigation trusts and trustees including claims against directors and officers, claims against vendors, fraudulent and preferential transfers, and other claims

Practice Areas

Employment Law Insights

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Education

• Texas A&M University, B.B.A. in Management, graduated 1993
• University of Houston, J.D., graduated 1993

Bar Admissions

• Texas, 1996
• District of Columbia, 1999

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