Attorney Group: Head of Restrictive Covenant Practice Group

Kegan S. Andeskie

Kegan Andeskie-S

Kegan S. Andeskie focuses his practice on defending employers in employment and labor litigation. He represents management in high-stakes disputes involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wrongful termination under New Jersey and federal law. He also defends employers in wage and hour matters, including class and collective actions under the FLSA and New Jersey Wage and […]

Kirsten McCaw Grossman

Kirsten McCaw Grossman-S

Kirsten McCaw Grossman leads our Restrictive Covenant practice group and is an employment litigator with 20 years of experience. Kirsten represents management clients exclusively in disputes before state and federal courts, FINRA (formerly NASD) and AAA arbitration proceedings, and administrative agencies (including state and federal EEO agencies and the Department of Labor). Additionally, she regularly […]

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