Evan S. Fensterstock’s practice focuses on complex commercial litigation and white collar defense in state and federal courts. Evan has represented companies and individuals on both the plaintiff’s side and the defense side in a wide range of industries including financial services, securities, hospitality, and gaming. He has handled disputes involving breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, misappropriation of trade secrets, dissolution, malpractice, negligence, defamation, false light invasion of privacy, fraud, conspiracy, and internal investigations. Evan has participated in authoring and teaching CLE presentations in the areas of Research Strategies, Election Law, and Trial Practice.

Evan also devotes his time to pro bono work. He is the coordinator of Kasowitz’s Holocaust Survivor Representation Pro-Bono Project, which helps Holocaust survivors recoup pensions and payments from the German government for work performed in ghettos during World War II. He also worked at the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House with the Health Care Access Project to help low income seniors choose a Medicare Part D plan. In 2013, he received the Legal Aid Society Pro Bono Publico Award for his service to Hurricane Sandy victims and initiating interest at Kasowitz in unemployment insurance benefits cases leading to the Unemployment Insurance Project.

During law school, Evan interned for the Honorable Raya S. Dreben in the Massachusetts Appeals Court, the Honorable Charles T. Spurlock in Suffolk Superior Court, and the Legal Division of the Massachusetts Department of Correction in Boston, Massachusetts. In 2007, he was elected Vice-Magister of the Bradlee Inn Chapter of the International Legal Honor Society Phi Delta Phi, and in 2008 he received the Phi Delta Phi Balfour Scholarship for outstanding service to Bradlee Inn.