McGivney Kluger Clark & Intoccia is well-known for its early, pragmatic, and aggressive management of cases. We specialize in the timely resolution of complex litigation matters for our clients, whether they are large or mid-sized corporations, insurance companies, or individuals.
At McGivney, Kluger Clark & Intoccia, we believe that a diverse workforce makes us a stronger and better law firm.
McGivney, Kluger, Clark & Intoccia has delivered exceptional client service since our inception in 1994.
McGivney, Kluger, Clark & Intoccia is one of the nation’s premier defense firms representing a diverse range of clients.
McGivney Kluger Clark & Intoccia, a proven national civil defense firm, is dedicated to the highest level of representation of its clients through consistent and pragmatic communication of strategy, costs, and value. MKCI prides itself on its talented litigators and exceptional staff who passionately and zealously represent a wide range of clients in our key practice areas of products liability, toxic torts/hazardous substances, and general insurance defense of liability claims.
At MKCI, we do not think of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the future — it is the here and now. Our legal professionals currently use AI technology to enhance the work we do and to provide efficiencies for our clients. When it comes to AI, we are leaders not followers. Our firm is a thought leader on use of AI in litigation and our attorneys publish a blog – AI Law Answers.com – which regularly provides insights and updates on Litigation in the AI Era: Perspectives for Insurers, Corporations, and Trial Lawyers.
Our lawyers are overachievers: intelligent, creative, and savvy. We remain current with frequent changes in the law and strive to remain a step ahead of our opponents. Our lawyers continuously improve their skills in various types of litigation through training and development. Come join us at MKCI, and help us make the difference.
In a potentially problematic development for defendants in sexual assault litigation, the American Law Institute (ALI) approved a “Special Rule on Vicarious Liability for Sexual Assault” that endorses a new strict liability stance against employers for certain sexual assaults committed by employees against third parties. At its 2025 annual meeting, […]
Last week, U.S. District Judge Joshua D. Wolson of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania denied summary judgment motions filed by both the plaintiff and the defendant Consumer Reporting Agency (“CRA”) in a fair credit dispute under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). The plaintiff filed his complaint after the CRA […]
As a general rule, a bank or other financial institution is not required to produce full Social Security numbers in response to a N.Y. Information Subpoena. A bank/ financial institution should not do so unless directed by Court Order. Rather, when responding to an N.Y. Information subpoena, a subpoenaed financial […]