Joseph Capio, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support in matters involving international judgment enforcement, offshore asset recovery and government enforcement defense.

Viktoria Cegielski, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense, international judgment enforcement, and investigations, examination, and monitorships.

Gwyneth Zinan Chen, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense and international judgment enforcement. 

Samuel Cheng, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving international judgment enforcement. 

Nick Cherryman is an English barrister who represents clients in complex multijurisdictional disputes, particularly those involving international judgment enforcement, asset recovery, offshore and insolvency litigation, and other disputes frequently arising out of allegations of fraud and misconduct. He has more than 20 years of litigation experience in high-stakes, cross-border matters in numerous civil and common law judicial systems and offshore jurisdictions.

Henry Cheung has extensive experience representing clients in bondholder disputes and debts enforcement with a nexus to the Asia-Pacific region. Mr. Cheung also represents institutional clients in devising cross-border strategies in support of restructuring negotiation and enforcement of foreign judgment and awards.

Miranda Ching focuses her practice on advising high-net-worth individuals, institutional clients and their executives in cross-border investigations and government enforcement actions related to allegations of fraud, bribery, corruption and other misconduct. 

Kunhee Cho is a dual-qualified English solicitor and Korean lawyer focused on litigation and arbitration concerning cross-border investments across a range of industries.  In addition to having acted in disputes across the energy, semiconductor, construction and maritime sectors, Mr. Cho has particular experience relating to biotechnology. 

Ugu Choi focuses his practice on cross-border insolvency issues, particularly those with a nexus to the U.S. and Korea. He is experienced in coordinating multi-jurisdictional bankruptcy matters, including corporate rehabilitation, bankruptcy and private workout arrangements.

Philip Chun, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense.

Jonathan D. Cogan serves as lead counsel in high-stakes complex civil litigation. In particular, he focuses on cross-border disputes involving financial products and services, and joint ventures and partnerships.

Chris Cogburn is a trial lawyer who represents clients in multijurisdictional disputes, particularly those involving the enforcement of high-value judgments and arbitration awards, securities litigation, and white-collar and regulatory defense. He also has experience conducting internal investigations that arise from government scrutiny.

Rivka Coleman, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support in matters involving investigations and financial services litigation.

Benjamin Cooper is an experienced civil lawyer who represents institutional and individual clients in complex commercial litigation and investigations.

As Assistant General Counsel of Kobre & Kim, Richard Curtis plays a key leadership role in providing legal and ethical counsel to the firm. Mr. Curtis works with attorneys and firm leadership to help mitigate risk upon consideration of new matters as well as throughout the course of engagements, playing a key role in maintaining the firm's unique conflict-free profile.