Colton Wade, under supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense and cross-border litigation involving international private clients.

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

Nan Wang represents clients in cross-border disputes, especially in matters involving multinational companies and state-owned enterprises (SOE) operating in the People’s Republic of China.

Rachel Warren helps clients find solutions to high-stakes commercial and financial disputes. She is particularly experienced in matters involving: securities and structured finance litigation; corporate governance matters; secured and unsecured financing matters; breach of contract claims; real estate investment disputes; and complex commercial litigation stemming from collateralized debt obligations and residential and commercial mortgage-backed security transactions.

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

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.

Kyle Weidie is the firm's Global Head of Analytics & Digital Marketing and has more than 15 years of experience in the legal industry.

William Weightman, under the supervision of the firm's lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense and monitorships with a focus on the People's Republic of China.

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.

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

Roger Wilkes is the Chief Operating Officer at Kobre & Kim. He has more than 18 years of experience in professional services, including more than a decade leading operations and transformation. Mr. Wilkes provides strategic vision, insights and leadership throughout Kobre & Kim’s entire organization to drive success. Mr. Wilkes oversees the entire operations function that supports the legal practice on a daily basis, and promotes continuity while maximizing efficiency and innovation.

Polly Wilkins focuses her practice on representing ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their families in both international civil and criminal disputes and investigations involving allegations of fraud and misconduct.

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

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.

Kate Wittpenn, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving financial products and services litigation and government enforcement defense.

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

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

Thomas Wright is a dual-qualified Cayman and English solicitor who focuses on insolvency and restructuring matters, including those involving digital currencies. He advises liquidators, receivers, stakeholders and creditors in complex cross-border receiverships and liquidations that have a nexus with the Cayman Islands.

Grace Wu, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense, international judgment enforcement and financial products and services litigation.