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. More specifically, she has extensive experience working with international private clients and their advisors to develop cross-border litigation and reputation management strategies aimed at mitigating business and reputational risks involving their global business interests, including in Cyprus and across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, key offshore financial jurisdictions (including the Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands) and the Americas.

Ms. Wilkins has been recognized by leading industry organizations and publications such as the Private Client Global Elite and Citywealth, where she is recommended for her experience in “[helping] businesses and successful individuals to understand and deal with the reputational and privacy issues that have the potential to put them in the spotlight,” particularly in matters arising from high-profile cross-border investigations, complex civil and commercial litigation, white-collar crime, asset forfeiture defense and the publication of INTERPOL Red Notices. All of Ms. Wilkins’ engagements have an international element and span several jurisdictions and legal systems.

She is particularly accustomed to coordinating legal strategy and working closely with a range of stakeholders including crisis communications and public relations firms, investigators, private family offices and transactional wealth advisors to formulate holistic strategies to preserve reputation and mitigate privacy concerns, as well as defend assets and liberty when clients are engaged in litigation or are the subject of an investigation.

Before joining Kobre & Kim, Ms. Wilkins practiced at Schillings and Squire Patton Boggs.

• Polly Wilkins Shortlisted on Citywealth Future Leaders Awards 2020
• New tools to defend against aggressive non-U.S. insolvencies
• Kobre & Kim on the U.S. TRAP Act and the (Potential) End of INTERPOL Notice Misuse in Law360
• Kobre & Kim Hosts Virtual Panels on Ultra High Net Worth Litigation
• Robin Rathmell and Polly Wilkins on Managing High-Stakes International Private Client Litigation
• Navigating Global Matrimonial Disputes: Four Steps to High-Value Asset Recovery
• The New Art Fraud: Galleries and Dealers Are the Next Global Hacking Targets