Kendall’s representations include banks, brokers, hedge funds, private equity funds, international corporations, and decentralized finance platforms. Kendall also has developed a speciality with litigating Section 1782 discovery disputes, including briefing before the Supreme Court of the United States. Kendall’s civil litigation experience includes drafting pleadings, motion practice, all aspects of discovery, including taking and defending depositions, and working with experts on developing complex damages-focused analyses.

Kendall’s recent experience includes representing a global manufacturer of cathode ray tubes in a multi-district antitrust litigation, advising a former executive of a hedge fund in connection with a criminal securities fraud case, and successfully quashing a 28 U.S.C. Section 1782 request to obtain discovery from a private equity firm for use in an alleged foreign criminal investigation. Kendall also has recently represented companies and individuals in connection with SEC, CFTC, and FINRA investigations involving allegations of fraud, market manipulation, and securities fraud.