Aaron L. Peskin
Associate, Kang Haggerty LLC
Construction and commercial litigation.
Aaron L. Peskin is an associate at Kang Haggerty whose practice is construction and commercial litigation rather than whistleblower matters. He is admitted in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and serves as a Judge Pro Tempore in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas.
Aaron L. Peskin practices construction and commercial litigation at Kang Haggerty LLC. His industry focus is construction and the brewing and alcoholic beverage sector, and his clients include construction firms in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, breweries in the Greater Philadelphia region, and logistics companies in northern New Jersey.
He is admitted in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, both since 2007, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association since that year. He graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law in 2007 and from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001, cum laude.
He serves as a Judge Pro Tempore in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, presiding over settlement conferences and mediating disputes on behalf of the court, and takes matters through Philadelphia VIP, representing clients in collections, title and small business disputes.
His construction experience intersects with the firm's False Claims Act work where a federally funded project is involved. Construction fraud on federal or federally funded work, including certified payroll falsification under Davis-Bacon and disadvantaged business enterprise pass-through arrangements, is actionable under the False Claims Act, and the underlying subject matter is his field.
Where the practice concentrates
- Construction and commercial litigation
- Brewing and alcoholic beverage industry
Education
- J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 2007
- B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 2001, cum laude
Admitted to practice
- Pennsylvania, 2007
- New Jersey, 2007
Professional memberships
- Philadelphia Bar Association, member since 2007
Full firm biography: Aaron L. Peskin at Kang Haggerty LLC
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