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We resolve the complex corporate, regulatory and commercial matters facing today’s business leaders.

we understand the stakes.

Our clients work directly with elite, highly experienced lawyers who understand not only the legal issues but the business context.

proceed with confidence.

From startup to expansion, our clients gain access to the deep industry connections and global relationships we’ve cultivated over decades.

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Our attorneys have counseled federal institutions, national leaders, and include a former Superior Court Judge and three-term Attorney General.

wisdom + ingenuity + fortitude

While we’re not shy about challenging conventional thinking, we’re unified in our belief that our legal advice should be rigorous, practical, and aligned with the client’s goals.

HFK is trusted to bring clarity and refined judgment to complex legal matters.

Halloran Farkas + Kittila LLP is a law firm known for its finesse and fortitude in resolving complex and high-stakes matters for companies, institutions, and individuals.

HFK fills the gap between traditional large law firms and small boutique practices by pairing senior level expertise with nimble, responsive service and a national and international reach. Clients work directly with senior partners to solve corporate, regulatory, litigation, and transactional matters that demand savvy legal judgment, strong business acumen, and disciplined execution under fire.

HFK is celebrating 10 years of delivering exceptional client service.

"HFK combines the skill, care and attention to detail with a mid-sized firm's concern for clients and cost-consciousness."
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Chambers USA
"The geographic diversity of HFK partners allows them to effectively handle multi-jurisdiction litigation."
Chambers USA
Chambers USA
"Halloran Farkas + Kittila had an amazing understanding of the legal issues and the pertinent judges, and were able to quickly understand the complex facts of the case and assimilate them into the legal framework."
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Chambers USA
"The creativity, tenacity and comportment of the firm and its professionals make it stand out distinctively from its peers."
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Chambers USA
"Its attorneys' familiarity with Court of Chancery procedures and protocols has been an advantage for us."
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Our practices

The HFK Law team brings veteran legal mastery and sharp business savvy to every relationship, alongside responsive, personal service. We act as strategic partners to emerging and high-growth enterprises throughout their lifecycles as well as individuals navigating complex personal matters.

our services

Based in Wilmington, DE — home to more than half of the Fortune 500 companies — HFK has offices in six key business centers.

Our offices around the country were built around the exceptionally talented attorneys who practice there, and the distinct legal markets they serve. With deep connections in each of these jurisdictions, we are poised to help advance our clients’ business plans from a position of strength and confidence. 

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Client Alert: Delaware General Assembly Amends Section 220 of DGCL

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The Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax and Alternative Entity Governance Risks

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HFK announces Proposed Settlement in James Bocock v. Innovate Corp., C.A. No. 2021-0224-PAF

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HFK and Wolf Haldenstein announce Proposed Settlement in Inter-Marketing Group USA, Inc. v. PAA GP LLC and Plains All American Pipeline, L.P., C.A. No. 2017-0030-PAF.

Directors, Found Not Liable as Directors, May Be Liable as Officers in Suit Brought by Sole Holdout Stockholder

Good-Faith Determinations under the CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program

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Accountants Win Dismissal of Claim for Negligent Misrepresentation in Delaware Court of Chancery

Stockholders Can Hire Lawyers to Monitor Investments for Potential Litigation: Delaware Court of Chancery Gives Corporate Books to Law Firm Retained by Institutional Investor

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Individual LLC Members Can Be Held Liable for Breach of LLC Agreement

Delaware Court of Chancery Gives the Little Guy a Break on E-Discovery Costs

Delaware Court of Chancery Awards Damages in Chevelle Case Based on Unjust Enrichment

Delaware’s “Safe Harbor” for Self-Interested Transactions Is Not So Safe

Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Dismissal of Wal-Mart Case

Director Compensation Amounts Must Be Approved by Stockholders to Avoid Entire-Fairness Review: Delaware Supreme Court Rejects “Meaningful Limits” Standard

Stock Reclassification that Perpetuated Majority Stockholder’s Control Approved by Delaware Court of Chancery

Mike Halloran, Founder of Halloran Farkas + Kittila Interviews with Richard Hsu of HSU Untied Mike Halloran Part 1

Delaware Supreme Court Sends Plaintiffs to Bring Suit in Bulgaria, Establishes Intermediate Standard for First-Filed Cases

Delaware Court of Chancery Slams Plaintiffs’ Firm for Using “Ostensible” Stockholder Plaintiff in Books and Records Action

Plaintiff who Alleged that Corporation “Illegally Committed” Patients to Mental-Health Facilities Can’t Cherry-Pick Documents

Directors May Not Knowingly Allow a Corporation to Violate the Law

Another Good Reason Not to Oppose a Motion to Amend a Pleading in the Delaware Court of Chancery

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