Insights

Kobre & Kim’s Sydney Johnson shared her expertise on recovery of stolen crypto assets with zeroShadow in a recent article titled “North Korea Laundered $1 Billion of Crypto in 4 Months. How Industry Leaders Can Change Crypto Freezes and Recovery.”

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Michael Ng and Daniel Zaheer discussed Kobre & Kim’s strategies for parties harmed by misconduct following cross-border merger and acquisition deals, including misuse of confidential information, in a feature interview with Israel Desks. 

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Kobre & Kim’s Jef Klazen was recently quoted in the Daily Journal article titled "Ukrainian chemical company asks Sacramento court to enforce $275.8M verdict against Russia”.

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Kobre & Kim’s reputation as a leading law firm for complex judgment-enforcement actions in the private credit market is spotlighted across both installments of 9fin’s recent investigative series focusing on the private credit space.

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Contingency and success-based alternative fee structures are becoming more prominent as law firms align with clients who want shared risk and reward in complex litigation. Kobre & Kim’s Steven Kobre shared his insight with the New York Law Journal at a recent roundtable hosted by Burford Capital.

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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) released a memo in early April saying that it would reconsider the process by which investors in digital assets that become forfeited in fraud and theft cases are repaid to investors at a lower price than the current spot value. Kobre & Kim's Calvin Koo and Evelyn Baltodano Sheehan shared their insight with Unchained.

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As part of Vault’s 2025 Guide to Legal Practice Areas, Kobre & Kim’s Jacob Kirkham provided an in-depth Q&A on his Delaware-based commercial litigation practice.

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Kobre & Kim’s Victor D. V. Clementino and Sergio de Aguiar shared insights on why Latin America is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for the global private credit market.

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At Nairobi Arbitration Week, Kobre & Kim’s Emily Beirne joined a panel to discuss the strategic considerations in international arbitration. Expanding on these insights, John Han and Emily co-authored a white paper with Claire Davidson and Viktor Koleda of DRD Partnership.

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Policy change at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) does not bind courts from analyzing the key question of whether certain crypto transactions are covered by federal securities laws. Kobre & Kim’s Calvin Koo and Sydney Johnson explore how private plaintiffs may take advantage in a piece for Coindesk.

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In a US $604.9 million verdict in October 2024, the Alameda County Superior Court in California ruled that Phillips 66 willfully and maliciously misappropriated trade secrets from Kobre & Kim client Propel Fuels. On March 4, 2025, Propel and Phillips 66 met again to address how much in damages Propel should ultimately receive. Kobre & Kim’s Daniel Zaheer sat down with World IP Review to discuss the exemplary damages hearing.

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With the evolution of technology, the reputation law landscape is changing. The challenge for reputation lawyers, the courts and governments in jurisdictions around the world is to keep pace by identifying the threats and adapting the existing toolset to meet those challenges, as well as introducing new legalization and regulation where that is not possible. In Chambers’ latest Defamation & Reputation Management Global Practice Guide, Kobre & Kim’s Polly Wilkins and Helena Shipman explore these new threats and the tools available that can be leveraged to minimize them.

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Kobre & Kim’s Polly Wilkins sat down with Tatler to share her insight on the threats posed by AI-powered scams, and what preventative measures individuals can take to protect themselves.

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Kobre & Kim’s Adriana Riviere-Badell shared her insights with Law.com on the DOJ’s recent pause on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement. 

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India’s Central Bureau of Investigation said in January that it was investigating UK-headquartered alcoholic beverage company Diageo for alleged bribery that occurred nearly 20 years ago. Kobre & Kim’s Miranda Ching sat down with Global Investigations Review to share her insight on the reputational risks Diageo may now face.

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