Steven G. Kobre, co-founder of the firm, is an experienced litigator who has served as lead counsel in numerous government enforcement defense matters and high-value financial arbitrations and litigations. Mr. Kobre focuses on complex civil litigation, particularly disputes among commercial entities, Fortune 500 companies and other large institutions.

Calvin Koo counsels financial technology and Web3 clients in high-stakes international litigation and investigations. This includes leading global dispute resolution campaigns that require highly coordinated multi-jurisdictional activity. For claim monetization cases, his strategies synthesize tracing digital assets on blockchains and advocating in courtrooms around the world to maximize recovery value. He also applies similar techniques on behalf of victims of fraud to recover cryptocurrency or traditional assets, as well as secure significant damages.

Stephanie Koo, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving insolvency & debtor-creditor disputes and government enforcement defense.

Hyerin Kwon is the firm’s Assistant Product Manager, working with the Senior Product Manager for Korea and Intellectual Property & Technology Litigation and the Regional Managing Director, Asia Pacific, on strategy and business development initiatives in Korea and across the Asia Pacific region.

Adam Lavine represents debtors, creditors, board members and other stakeholders in insolvency-related disputes and investigations, often serving as special litigation counsel to participants in cross-border Chapter 11 and Chapter 15 proceedings. He also represents distressed debt funds, private equity funds, and other institutional investors in high-stakes civil disputes concerning distressed transactions, secured and unsecured debt, and other litigation in the financial markets.

With significant experience as a U.S. federal prosecutor, Daniel Lee focuses his practice on representing institutions and high-net-worth individuals in international investigations and enforcement actions involving allegations of fraud, bribery, money laundering and other forms of misconducts. Mr. Lee has represented multinational companies and their corporate executives and directors in civil and criminal proceedings including whistleblower investigations, bid-rigging, extradition, export/import control, ITAR, trade secret theft, INTERPOL and multijurisdictional asset forfeiture and tracing.

Jenny Lee, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving intellectual property and special situations disputes. 

Juhye Lee, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving government enforcement defense and investigations, examinations & monitorships.

Lucy Lee, under the supervision of the firm’s lawyers, provides support on matters involving intellectual property & technology litigation. Her recent matters include assisting with the firm’s representation of a Korean pharmaceutical company in a trade secrets dispute before the International Trade Committee.

Carolina Leung has extensive experience representing clients in all stages of an investigation by U.S. government and regulatory agencies, including the Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Office of Foreign Assets Control, on matters ranging from alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to money laundering and fraud.