Merrick Watson focuses his practice on civil disputes, insolvency litigation and international judgment enforcement. He advises clients on matters that involve both onshore and offshore jurisdictions, including civil fraud cases, asset recovery and debtor-creditor disputes.

A former U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutor, Wade Weems counsels corporations and individuals with Asia ties in cross-border criminal cases and internal investigations stemming from U.S. government enforcement actions, particularly those alleging bribery or Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations, theft, fraud and money laundering.

Margarita Wegner, under the supervision of the firm's lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense.

Hartley West is an accomplished trial lawyer with extensive experience in white-collar criminal and asset forfeiture matters. She has handled cases and investigations involving alleged violations of antitrust, trade secret, securities fraud, tax fraud, health care fraud, money laundering, public corruption, national security and export enforcement laws. These matters often involve a connection between Asia-Pacific and the United States.

Polly Wilkins advises ultra-high-net-worth individuals and international businesses with interests in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia and offshore centers on mitigating business and reputational risks arising from high-profile cross-border investigations, complex civil and commercial litigation, white-collar crime and asset forfeiture defense.

Tonicia Williams focuses her practice on international judgment enforcement, insolvency litigation and complex commercial disputes with a particular emphasis on matters covering both the offshore and onshore jurisdictions.

Cameron Wolfe, under the supervision of the firm's lawyers, provides support in disputes involving financial products and services, internal investigations, and monitorships. 

Jian Wu is an international lawyer who represents clients in cross-border matters involving commercial disputes and investigations, with a focus on the People’s Republic of China.

Matthew Wu, under the supervision of the firm's lawyers, provides analysis related to financial products and services litigation. 

Shaun Wu is an accomplished litigator who focuses on high-stakes multi-jurisdictional disputes and U.S. government investigations involving China. He has extensive experience representing clients across Asia and is admitted in the U.S., UK and offshore jurisdictions, including the British Virgin Islands, where he handles China-related matters that have offshore implications. Mr. Wu is also a registered foreign lawyer in Hong Kong.