Jason Kang is a China-focused litigator who focuses on international judgment and award enforcement and other complex cross-border disputes. Mr. Kang has acted in a wide range of China-related disputes involving governments, state-owned enterprises, multinational corporations and high-net-worth individuals, including litigations in Hong Kong, the United States, the United Kingdom and other offshore jurisdictions such as the British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands, as well as arbitrations under the Hong Kong International Arbitration Center (HKIAC) and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).

Mr. Kang is particularly experienced in creating and implementing global strategies for enforcement of high-stakes judgments and awards.

Mr. Kang also has extensive experience working with Asia-based clients in navigating complex international regulatory schemes, including matters involving allegations of fraud, FCPA violations, corruption and other wrongdoings.

In addition, Mr. Kang is experienced in assisting clients with China-related disputes and investigations and providing information on the influences of the Chinese legal environment.

Before joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Kang worked at the Hong Kong office of Stephenson Harwood, where he advised clients in complex commercial and intellectual property disputes.

• Keeping Offshore Assets Offshore
• Tim Haynes, John Han and Jason Kang Dispel Myths on Enforcing Chinese Judgments and Awards Overseas in Caixin
• Asia-based Kobre & Kim Team on Monitorship Trends in East Asia
• Clearing Your Name: When Trade Secret Disputes Become a National Security Issue
• China’s Belt and Road Initiative Could Lead to a Trail of Global Corruption Investigations
• Jason Kang with South China Morning Post: New Risks for PRC-Facing Foreign Investors
• Kobre & Kim Wins US Court Restraining Order Against Chinese Billionaire Jia Yueting in International Enforcement
• Kobre & Kim Wins Order Against Chinese Billionaire Jia Yueting in International Enforcement
• John Han and Jason Kang Discuss Using U.S. Discovery for Proceedings in Asia