Kobre & Kim
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Armed with ‘fantastic litigators and trial lawyers,’ Kobre & Kim coordinates mega-value conflicts on behalf of prestigious companies, investors, and institutions. The New York-based group is under the leadership of Danielle Rose, who is proficient in commercial, restructuring, and financial disputes, frequently acting in matters involving distressed situations and capital structure conflicts. She is joined as co-head by Jonathan Cogan, who is known for his work in financial services, regulatory enforcement, and market-related litigation, often representing trading firms and financial institutions; and Zachary Rosenbaum, who concentrates on complex commercial and cross-border disputes, including creditor conflicts and fraud litigation.
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Testimonials
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- ‘I’ve worked with all the big NY, TX and CA firms over 30 years and honestly have to say that Kobre & Kim stands out above them. I can’t recommend them highly enough.’
‘The team is strong, creative, nimble, and efficient. Great collaborators with co-counsel. Super knowledgeable and know their stuff.’
Key clients
- Funds managed by BlackRock, JPMorgan Asset Management, and Golden Gate Capital that held secured notes due 2026 (“2026 Notes”) issued by aerospace supply chain service provider, Wesco/Incora.
- McKinsey and Co., Inc.
Work highlights
Obtaining a victory following a six-month trial in representing an ad hoc group of secured note holders of aerospace supply chain service provider Incora against other lenders arising out of a contested liability management transaction.