Wojciech Jackowski, PABC President and Principal at Offit Kurman, P.A., chaired Kosciuszko Foundation Annual Dinner and Ball on April 28, 2018. This nomination was a great honor not only to Mr. Jackowski but also to entire PABC.
The fundraising success of the KF’s Annual Dinner and Ball depends on support and leadership of the event’s Chair in securing audience, sponsorship, raffle prizes, and journal adds. The Ball was attended by over 400 guests and was a great success.
Voytek Jackowski is Principal at Offit Kurman, P.A. His practice focuses on commercial and corporate dispute resolution with an emphasis on achieving rational business solutions or cost-effective judicial resolutions of such disputes. In addition to appearing in federal and state courts and before arbitration panels and administrative panels domestically, Voytek has experience in international aspects of litigation. He has represented entities and individuals in cases involving trade and contract disputes, property loss claims, bankruptcy proceedings, construction issues, commodities and derivatives matters, white-collar crime, personal injury, and claims raising questions under federal labor law. Voytek also advises clients on international facets of litigation and dispute resolution, as well as criminal and civil facets of various international income reporting obligations.
Prior to joining Offit Kurman, Voytek was a Partner in the New York law firm of Menaker & Herrmann LLP, where he gained extensive experience with disputes involving real estate, construction contracts, design and construction defects, representing various real estate industry stakeholders in mediations, arbitrations, trials and appeals. In his practice, he applies his litigation experience in advising clients and provides value added services in structuring business, financial and legal terms for his clients.
Voytek began his career as prosecutor and later became a Senior Assistant District Attorney with the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office where he was part of the Money Laundering and Revenue Crimes Bureau and the Rackets Division. There he concentrated on the investigation and prosecution of business and securities fraud, money laundering, and corporate and individual income and sales tax evasion. He also supervised investigations relating to identification and civil forfeiture of criminally obtained assets.